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Alphonse Baudin (1811-1851) on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, December 3, 1851, 1869. Creator: Ernest Pichio
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Alphonse Baudin (1811-1851) on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, December 3, 1851, 1869. Creator: Ernest Pichio
Alphonse Baudin (1811-1851) on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, December 3, 1851, 1869
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This 19th century painting by Ernest Pichio, titled "Alphonse Baudin on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, December 3, 1851," offers a powerful glimpse into the tumultuous political climate of France during the Second French Empire. The painting depicts Dr. Alphonse Baudin (1811-1851), a renowned French doctor and political figure, standing defiantly atop a barricade during the civil unrest that followed the coup d'état of Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte, who later became Napoleon III, Emperor of France. The painting captures the raw emotion and intensity of the moment, with Baudin's determined gaze fixed on the horizon as he clutches a dog for protection. The barricade, constructed of various materials including canvas and debris, looms ominously behind him. The scene is further enlivened by the presence of other men, some armed, some not, all united in their resistance against the new regime. Baudin's wife, a woman in traditional French attire, stands beside him, her expression a mixture of fear and resolve. The contrast between the calm, domestic scene of the woman and the chaotic, violent scene behind her serves to highlight the disruption caused by the coup. The painting is a testament to the concept of freedom and the willingness of the French people to fight for it, even in the face of overwhelming opposition. It is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made during this period of French history and the enduring legacy of the Napoleonic era. The painting is now housed in the Musée Carnavalet in Paris, a historic institution dedicated to preserving the heritage and history of the city.
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