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The death of Jacques de Flesselles (engraving)
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The death of Jacques de Flesselles (engraving)
820434 The death of Jacques de Flesselles (engraving) by Prieur, (fl.1800); Private Collection; (add.info.: The death of Jacques de Flesselles, provost of the merchants of Paris, 14 July 1789. Drawn by Prieur, engraved by Berthault. Published in Historical paintings of the French Revolution: or analysis of major events that took place in France since the first assembly of notables held in Versailles in 1787, engraved by Jean Duplessi-Bertaux, Volume One; published in Paris, France, 1817.); Look and Learn / Elgar Collection
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The Death of Jacques de Flesselles - A Glimpse into the Turmoil of the French Revolution
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. This engraving, created by Prieur in 1800, offers a poignant snapshot of one of the most dramatic moments during the French Revolution. The scene depicts the tragic demise of Jacques de Flesselles, provost of the merchants in Paris, on 14th July 1789. As we gaze upon this historical artwork from a private collection, we are transported back to that fateful day when tensions reached their peak. The crowds gather around Flesselles as he stands amidst unrest and chaos. The artist's skillful rendering captures every detail - from the expressions etched on people's faces to their body language filled with anguish and anger. The image serves as a powerful reminder of how swiftly events unfolded during this pivotal period in history. It symbolizes not only Flesselles' untimely death but also represents a turning point for France and Europe at large. Published years later in Paris by Jean Duplessi-Bertaux, this engraving became part of an extensive series documenting significant events that shaped France since its first assembly held in Versailles in 1787. Its inclusion reflects its significance within French culture and European history. As we contemplate this print today, it reminds us to reflect on those tumultuous times and appreciate how they have influenced our present-day society. It is through artworks like these that we can gain insight into past struggles while honoring those who
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