Egalite Collection
"Egalite: A Journey Through the French Revolution and Beyond" Step into the captivating world of "egalite" as we delve into the events that shaped France
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"Egalite: A Journey Through the French Revolution and Beyond" Step into the captivating world of "egalite" as we delve into the events that shaped France, ignited a revolution, and left an indelible mark on history. From the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizen in 1789 to Napoleon's Coup d'Etat in 1799, witness the tumultuous path towards equality. In an oil-on-wood masterpiece titled "Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizen, " immerse yourself in the fervor that swept across France during this pivotal moment. Feel the passion radiating from every brushstroke as aspirations for liberty echoed through society. Fast forward to 1945, where a vibrant color lithograph titled "Anglo-Franco-American Roadsweeper" symbolizes unity amidst turmoil. Despite differences, nations come together with egalitarian values at heart, sweeping away divisions for a brighter future. Witness history unfold before your eyes with James Gillray's British cartoon depicting Napoleons' coup d'état on November 10th, 1799. As he closes the farce at St Cloud near Paris, observe how power dynamics shape societies even amidst cries for freedom. The iconic phrase "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite" comes alive in a vivid color lithograph. These three pillars stand tall as symbols representing not only revolutionary ideals but also enduring principles cherished by generations past and present. Marvel at Leon Gambetta's monument within Louvre's cour Napoleon - crafted meticulously from bronze and stone - paying homage to his unwavering commitment to equality. This timeless tribute reminds us that true progress lies in embracing diversity while striving for justice. Through vignettes illustrated by JJ Granville titled "Revolution des loups et liberte et droit du loup, " explore how even nature yearns for freedom. Wolves roam freely alongside humans as equals; a powerful metaphor for the universal desire to break free from oppression.