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Guns brought from Chantilly (engraving)
820441 Guns brought from Chantilly (engraving) by Prieur, (fl.1800); Private Collection; (add.info.: Guns brought from Chantilly in Paris, France, 9 August 1789. Drawn by Prieur, engraved by Berthault. Published in Historical paintings of the French Revolution: or analysis of major events that took place in France since the first assembly of notables held in Versailles in 1787, engraved by Jean Duplessi-Bertaux, Volume One; published in Paris, France, 1817.); Look and Learn / Elgar Collection
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1789 Artillery Brought Cannons Chantilly French Revolution
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This print titled "Guns brought from Chantilly (engraving)" takes us back to a significant moment in history - the French Revolution. The image, drawn by Prieur and engraved by Berthault, depicts an event that occurred on 9 August 1789 in Paris, France. In this scene, we witness a convergence of various elements that defined the era. A group of people can be seen gathered around a collection of cannons and artillery brought from Chantilly. The horses stand tall and strong, ready for action as they are harnessed to these powerful weapons. The architecture surrounding them serves as a reminder of the grandeur and opulence associated with pre-revolutionary France. However, it is clear that change is imminent as these guns symbolize the growing unrest among the French population during this tumultuous time. This engraving captures not only a pivotal moment in history but also showcases the artistic talent prevalent during this period. Published in Jean Duplessi-Bertaux's volume on Historical paintings of the French Revolution in 1817, it stands as a testament to how art can preserve and convey important historical events for future generations. As we gaze upon this image today, we are transported back to revolutionary France - an era marked by passion, upheaval, and ultimately transformation. It reminds us of our shared human history and encourages reflection on how past struggles have shaped our present world.
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