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French Revolution: "The triumph of the French people on August 10"
JLJ4654162 French Revolution: " The triumph of the French people on August 10" Allegory of the day of August 10, 1792, the skinless took the palace of the Tuileries with arms in hand and suspended King Louis XVI. Painting by Philippe Auguste Hennequin (1762-1833) Sun. 2, 24x1, 75 m by Hennequin, Philippe Auguste (1762-1833); Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: French Revolution: " The triumph of the French people on August 10" Allegory of the day of August 10, 1792, the skinless took the palace of the Tuileries with arms in hand and suspended King Louis XVI. Painting by Philippe Auguste Hennequin (1762-1833) Sun. 2, 24x1, 75 m); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
Media ID 23716682
© Josse / Bridgeman Images
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This print captures the essence of a pivotal moment in history - "The triumph of the French people on August 10" during the French Revolution. The painting, created by Philippe Auguste Hennequin, depicts an allegory of that fateful day in 1792 when armed revolutionaries known as "the skinless" stormed into the Tuileries Palace and suspended King Louis XVI. Measuring an impressive 24x1.75 meters, this artwork now resides in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The image showcases a powerful symbol of force and rebellion against monarchy, with figures brandishing swords and determined expressions. It serves as a visual testament to the fervor and determination that characterized this period of upheaval. Hennequin's masterful brushstrokes bring to life both the chaos and significance of this event. Through his artistry, he immortalizes not only a historical turning point but also captures the spirit of an entire nation yearning for change. As viewers gaze upon this remarkable piece from Fine Art Finder, they are transported back to a time when revolution was on every street corner and hope for a new era burned brightly in their hearts. This photograph allows us to reflect on our shared history while reminding us that even amidst turmoil, art has always been there to bear witness to humanity's triumphs and struggles.
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