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Departure of Empress Eugenie, September 4, 1870 (w/c and pencil)
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Departure of Empress Eugenie, September 4, 1870 (w/c and pencil)
904746 Departure of Empress Eugenie, September 4, 1870 (w/c and pencil) by Klenck, Paul (1844-1927); Musee d'art et histoire, Saint Denis, France; (add.info.: by Paul Klenck (1844-1927)
At the proclamation of the Republic on 4 September 1870 Empress Eugenie left the Tuileries, Her American dentist, Thomas Evans helped her board a yacht and sail to England.)
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Departure of Empress Eugenie, September 4,1870
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. This print captures a significant moment in history - the departure of Empress Eugenie on September 4,1870. Painted by Paul Klenck, this watercolor and pencil artwork showcases the dramatic escape of Empress Eugenie from France during a time of political turmoil. As the Republic was proclaimed, Empress Eugenie made her exit from the Tuileries with the assistance of her American dentist, Thomas Evans. In this scene depicted by Klenck's skilled hand, we witness the empress boarding a yacht that would carry her to safety in England. The image portrays an elegant horse-drawn coach waiting at the dockside as Empress Eugenie is accompanied by a coachman and other individuals involved in her escape. The colors used add depth and vibrancy to this historical moment. This artwork not only serves as a visual representation but also carries elements of satire and scathing commentary on French society at that time. It reflects both the power dynamics within royalty and societal expectations placed upon women. Through this thought-provoking piece, viewers are transported back to an era filled with political unrest and personal struggles for survival. It reminds us of how even those in positions of power can find themselves fleeing their own country when faced with adversity. Bridgeman Images has masterfully preserved this historical gem for all art enthusiasts to appreciate its beauty while reflecting on its profound significance within European history.
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