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Louis XVIII (Stanislaw Xavier 1755-1824) younger brother of Louis XVI, proclaimed

Louis XVIII (Stanislaw Xavier 1755-1824) younger brother of Louis XVI, proclaimed


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Louis XVIII (Stanislaw Xavier 1755-1824) younger brother of Louis XVI, proclaimed

Louis XVIII (Stanislaw Xavier 1755-1824) younger brother of Louis XVI, proclaimed himself king of France 1795. In exile from 1791 until fall of Napoleon, April 1814. Stipple engraving from History of the Wars Occasioned by the French Revolution... by CH Gifford (London, 1817)

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1791 1795 1814 1817 April Brother Exile Fall Gifford King Louis Napoleon Occasioned Proclaimed Revolution Royalty Stipple Wars Xavier Younger 1755 1824 Stanislaw Xviii


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EDITORS COMMENTS
This stipple engraving from the "History of the Wars Occasioned by the French Revolution" transports us back to a pivotal moment in European history. The print features Louis XVIII, born Stanislaw Xavier, who was not only the younger brother of Louis XVI but also an influential figure in his own right. Proclaimed as King of France in 1795, he faced numerous challenges during his reign. However, this particular image captures a significant period when Louis XVIII found himself in exile from 1791 until Napoleon's fall in April 1814. It showcases his resilience and determination as he navigated through turbulent times for both himself and his beloved country. The intricate details of this stipple engraving bring forth a sense of regality and nobility that befits someone with such historical significance. From the fine lines etched into every crease on Louis XVIII's face to the meticulous rendering of his royal attire, it is evident that great care went into creating this piece. As we gaze upon this artwork, we are reminded not only of Louis XVIII's personal journey but also the broader context of war and revolution that shaped Europe during this era. This print serves as a visual testament to the enduring power and influence held by royalty throughout history.

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