National Convention Collection
"The National Convention: A Revolutionary Journey through Time" Step into the French Revolutionary Calendar of 1801, where history unfolds before your eyes
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"The National Convention: A Revolutionary Journey through Time" Step into the French Revolutionary Calendar of 1801, where history unfolds before your eyes. From the execution of Louis XVI in the Place de la Revolution on 21 January 1793 to the iconic Ballhausschwur (Le Serment du Jeu de paume) in 1791, immerse yourself in a pivotal era. Witness the intense debates and political fervor as you explore images of Robert F. Kennedy, an American lawyer and politician who embodied the spirit of change. Reflect upon his words, "A faut esperer q eu se jeu la Finira bentot" - a reminder that even tumultuous times shall pass. Delve deeper into this captivating period with depictions of key events such as the assassination of Deputy Jean Bertrand Feraud within the walls of the National Convention itself. Feel their passion and determination as they shape a new France. Experience firsthand The September Massacres of 1792 through haunting imagery like "The Death of Princesse de Lamballe. " These powerful scenes remind us that revolution often comes at great cost. Uncover Marie Antoinette's dramatic fate through her trial and ultimate execution on October 16, 1793. Explore gripping illustrations capturing both her trial and final moments on the Place de la Revolution. These chilling reminders showcase how power can be both fleeting and unforgiving. Finally, transport yourself back to June 20, 1789 – witness history being made with The Tennis Court Oath. Created by Isidore Stanislas Helman, this artwork encapsulates unity amidst chaos – a symbol that resonates throughout these turbulent times. Join us for an unforgettable journey through The National Convention – an era defined by upheaval but also resilience; where ideals clashed but ultimately shaped nations. Step into our exhibition and experience history come alive before your very eyes.