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Portrait of Queen Marie Antoinette (1755-1793) als Hebe, 1773
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Portrait of Queen Marie Antoinette (1755-1793) als Hebe, 1773
Portrait of Queen Marie Antoinette (1755-1793) als Hebe, 1773. Found in the collection of Musee Conde, Chantilly
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1773 Absolutism Archduchess Of Austria Bourbon Chantilly Drouais François Hubert 1727 1775 French History French Monarchy French Revolution Guillotined House Of Bourbon King Of France And Navarre Marie Antoinette Mus E Cond National Convention Nobility Queen Marie Antoinette Of France Queen Of France Sun King Terror World History Aristocracy Rococo
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This portrait captures the enchanting beauty of Queen Marie Antoinette, known for her tragic fate during the French Revolution. Painted in 1773 by François-Hubert Drouais, this masterpiece showcases the young queen as Hebe, the Greek goddess of youth and cupbearer to the gods. Marie Antoinette's delicate features are flawlessly depicted against a backdrop of opulent Rococo elements. The artist skillfully portrays her with an air of aristocratic elegance, adorned in sumptuous garments that reflect her status as Queen of France. This painting is a testament to the grandeur and extravagance associated with the Bourbon monarchy. However, beneath its surface lies a poignant reminder of historical events yet to unfold. Just two decades after this portrait was created, Marie Antoinette would face unimaginable turmoil during the French Revolution. The noble class she represented would be overthrown by revolutionary forces seeking equality and justice. The mention of Chantilly adds another layer to this narrative since it was at this very location that many members of nobility sought refuge from revolutionary violence. Ultimately, Marie Antoinette's life ended tragically on the guillotine in 1793. As we gaze upon this stunning print today, we are reminded not only of Marie Antoinette's undeniable allure but also how swiftly power can shift and destinies can change within tumultuous times like those experienced during one of history's most significant revolutions - forever altering France and shaping our understanding of human rights and
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