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Liberty toppling the statue of the Greatest Despot in the Place Vendome on 11th August 1792
XIR349581 Liberty toppling the statue of the Greatest Despot in the Place Vendome on 11th August 1792, 1792 (engraving) by French School, (18th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: Le plus grand des despots renverse par la Liberte; Louis XIV (1638-1715); ); French, out of copyright
Media ID 12863503
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Cap Of Liberty Freedom Political Satire Tyranny Tyrant Upset Upsetting
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This engraving, titled "Liberty toppling the statue of the Greatest Despot in the Place Vendome on 11th August 1792" captures a pivotal moment in French history. The image depicts an allegorical representation of Liberty triumphantly overthrowing the statue of Louis XIV, known as the "Greatest Despot". The scene is set against the backdrop of Place Vendome in Paris, with its iconic column towering above. Liberty, personified as a powerful female figure, stands atop a horse symbolizing freedom and justice. With determination etched on her face and her arm raised high, she forcefully pushes down upon the despotic ruler's statue. This political satire serves as a poignant commentary on tyranny and oppression during that tumultuous period. It reflects both the people's desire for liberty and their defiance against autocratic rule. The artist skillfully conveys this message through intricate details such as shattered pieces of marble flying into fragments beneath Liberty's resolute action. The historical significance of this artwork lies in its association with one of France's most transformative periods – the French Revolution. It represents not only an act of rebellion but also a symbolic gesture towards liberation from monarchical rule. Preserved within Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, this engraving continues to inspire contemplation about power dynamics and societal change throughout history. Its timeless message reminds us that even amidst chaos and upheaval, there remains hope for freedom to prevail over despotism.
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