Committee Of Public Safety Collection

The Committee of Public Safety, a pivotal body during the French Revolution

Committee Of Public Safety Collection: The last hours of Robespierre in the hall of the Committee of Public Safety (engraving)

The last hours of Robespierre in the hall of the Committee of Public Safety (engraving)
654716 The last hours of Robespierre in the hall of the Committee of Public Safety (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Committee Of Public Safety Collection: Allegorical figure representing Justice during the period of the Directoire

Allegorical figure representing Justice during the period of the Directoire
5304890 Allegorical figure representing Justice during the period of the Directoire, France 1795-99, 1797 by French School

Committee Of Public Safety Collection: COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC SAFETY. A man holding a certificate of good citizenship before the Committee

COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC SAFETY. A man holding a certificate of good citizenship before the Committee of Public Safety during Year 2 of the French Revolution; Citizen Robespierre stands at the extreme

Committee Of Public Safety Collection: FRENCH REVOLUTION, 1793. A man holding a certificate of good citizenship before the Committee of

FRENCH REVOLUTION, 1793. A man holding a certificate of good citizenship before the Committee of Public Safety in 1793. Maximilian Robespierre stands at extreme right

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The Committee of Public Safety, a pivotal body during the French Revolution, was a powerful executive committee responsible for maintaining order and implementing policies. Maximilien Robespierre, its influential leader, is depicted here awaiting his execution in 1794, alongside fallen comrades Georges Danton and Louis Antoine de Saint-Just. The once hailed saviors of the revolution now faced their own demise during the Reign of Terror. In contrast, an allegorical figure of Justice stands firm during the Directoire era, symbolizing the balance and fairness that followed the chaotic period. Citizens presented certificates of good citizenship before the Committee in 1793, with Robespierre overseeing proceedings. The fall of the Committee of Public Safety marked a significant turning point in French history, leading to the eventual end of the revolution.