Par moy vous etes tous freres

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Par moy vous etes tous freres

Par moy vous etes tous freres. Print shows on the right, a woman, la religion (possibly representing the Virgin Mary), labeled no. 1, standing, holding a cross illuminated by the sun, on the left, a cluster of figures includes an angel-like woman with butterfly wings and a plumed crown who reaches to pull le Clerge, labeled no. 2, and la Noblesse, labeled no. 3, from the clutches of a woman/serpent with Medusa-like head, moneybag in one hand and on the ground at her waist (possibly representing greed), and standing alone at center is a man, le Tiers etat, labeled no. 4, who reaches for the woman with the cross, his spade, hat, and flag on the ground at his feet. Date 1789. Par moy vous etes tous freres. Print shows on the right, a woman, la religion (possibly representing the Virgin Mary), labeled no. 1, standing, holding a cross illuminated by the sun, on the left, a cluster of figures includes an angel-like woman with butterfly wings and a plumed crown who reaches to pull le Clerge, labeled no. 2, and la Noblesse, labeled no. 3, from the clutches of a woman/serpent with Medusa-like head, moneybag in one hand and on the ground at her waist (possibly representing greed), and standing alone at center is a man, le Tiers etat, labeled no. 4, who reaches for the woman with the cross, his spade, hat, and flag on the ground at his feet. Date 1789

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Freres Tous Vous Etes

EDITORS COMMENTS
(I am your brother to all of you), is a powerful and symbolic print from the year 1789, which depicts a dramatic scene of unity and rebellion against the corrupting influences of greed and tyranny. On the right side of the print, the figure of Religion, represented by a woman holding a cross illuminated by the sun, stands as a beacon of hope and morality. On the left, a cluster of figures is engaged in a heroic struggle. An angel-like woman, labeled as "la Religion," reaches out to save two figures, "le Clerge" (the clergy) and "la Noblesse" (the nobility), from the clutches of a serpent-like woman. This serpent, symbolizing greed, has a Medusa-like head and holds a moneybag in one hand and a coiled snake at her waist. At the center of the print stands a solitary figure, "le Tiers Etat" (the Third Estate), a man who represents the common people. He reaches out towards the woman with the cross, symbolizing his desire for spiritual guidance and unity with the higher moral values. The man's spade, hat, and flag are at his feet, signifying his humble origins and his readiness to fight for change. The date at the bottom of the print, 1789, marks the beginning of the French Revolution, a period of radical social and political upheaval, and the print can be seen as a visual representation of the ideals and aspirations of the revolutionaries. The print's title, "Par moy vous etes tous freres," emphasizes the message of unity and brotherhood among all people, regardless of social status or class.

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