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Louis XVI in Sacred Dress painting (1777) by Joseph-Siffrède Duplessis at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Louis XVI portrait (c1786) by Antoine-François Callet at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | The King & Royal Family Arriving in Paris on Oct 6, 1789 graphic from History of the French Revolution by Pierre Gabriel Berthault after Jean-Louis Prieur at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Furniture & belongings from apartments of royal family during their imprisonment at the Temple Tower 1792-95 at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Furniture & belongings from apartments of royal family during their imprisonment at the Temple Tower 1792-95 at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Items belonging to Marie Antoinette during imprisonment at Temple Tower at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Louis XVI at Temple prison isolation painting (1814) by Jean-François Garneray at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Barber's shaving plate used by Louis XVI while imprisoned in Temple Tower at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Drinking glass used by Louis XVI while imprisoned in Temple Tower at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Pin cushions shaped like butterflies made from pieces of Louis XVI's vest by the Daughters of Charity of Neuilly at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Farewell of Louis XVI to his family Jan 20,1793 painting (1794) by Jean-Jacques Hauer at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Execution of Louis XVI Jan 21, 1793 painting (c1793) by Charles Bénazech at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Execution of Louis XVI Jan 21, 1793 painting (late 18thC) from Danish school at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Marie-Antoinette at Temple prison painting (c1793) by Anne Flore Millet, Marquise de Bréhan at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Marie-Antoinette as a Widow at the Temple prison painting (c1815) by anonymous after Alexandre Kucharski at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Marie-Antoinette at the Temple prison painting (c1793) by Prieur after work by Alexandre Kucharski at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Louis XVII separated from his Mother July 3, 1793 painting (1795) by Jean-Jacques Hauer at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Execution of Marie-Antoinette Oct 16, 1793 painting (late 18thC) from Danish school at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Earthenware coffee pot, cup & saucer with portrait of Jacques Necker, highly regarded finance minister for Louis XVI & inscription "the hope & support of France" by unknown maker at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | France receives loyalty oaths from clergy, workers & knights & presents them to the King & Jacques Necker, his finance minister symbolic painting (late 18thC) by Dubois at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Hope for Happiness to the French Nation with Louis XVI & Finance Minister Necker in a small boat, representing France, crossing a rough sea symbolic painting (late 18thC) by Dubois at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Oath of the Tennis Court June 20, 1789 at Versailles assembly marking starting point of French Revolution sketch for painting (c1789) attrib to Jacques-Louis David at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Charge by Prince Lambesc heading Royal German Regiment at Tuileries gardens on July 12, 1789 painting (c1789) by Jean-Baptiste Lallemand at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Looting of Weapons at Invalides July 14, 1789 painting (c1789) by Jean-Baptiste Lallemand at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Killing of Jacques de Flesselles July 14, 1789 high civic official of Paris on steps of City Hall painting (c1789) by Jean-Baptiste Lallemand at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Taking of the Bastille July 14, 1789 painting (c1789) by Jean-Baptiste Lallemand at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Marquis de Launay, Governor of Bastille, captured by his assailants July 14, 1789 painting (c1789) by Charles Thévenin at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Killing of Marquis de Pellepont July 14, 1789 while trying to save the Major of the Bastille painting attrib. Charles Thévenin at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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The Bastille in the First Days of Demolition July 1789 painting (1789) by Hubert Robert at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Citizen Nau-Deville dressed in National Guard uniform with partly demolished Bastille behind him painting (1790) by Jean-François Bellier at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Earthenware stove in shape of Bastille (late 18thC) made by Ollivier Fg. St Antoine of Paris at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Detail of earthenware stove in shape of Bastille (late 18thC) made by Ollivier Fg. St Antoine of Paris at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Earthenware plate with scene of taking of Bastille (Revolutionary era) at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Large penknife "Au grenadier de la Bastille" made of steel, ivory & tortoise shell at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Two penknives decorated as Guardsmen of the Revolutionary period made of ivory & steel at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Declaration of Human Rights painting (1789) after Jean-Jacques Le Barbier at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Variation of Declaration of Human Rights graphic (after 1789) at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Framed fragment of banner commemorating first national celebration of French Revolution (July 14, 1790) at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | National celebration on Champs de Mars July 14, 1790 where Louis XVI pledged loyalty to French Constitution painting (1792) by Charles Thévenin at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | The Oath by La Fayette to French Constitution on first National Celebration of the Revolution July 14, 1790 painting (end 18thC) from French School at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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The Taking of the Tuileries Aug. 10, 1792 painting (end 18thC) by French School at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Elderly couple in Revolutionary dress with rosettes painting on ivory at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Rosettes identifying different groups of the French Revolution at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Earthenware plate (c1791) inscribed "Weep for the pearl of Mirabeau" in honor of Count Mirabeau, an early leader of French Revolution at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Earthenware plate inscribed "Death of Mirabeau April 10, 1791" at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Earthenware plate inscribed with tree of Liberty at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Earthenware platter inscribed Liberty, Equality over scales of justice (1791-93) made by Ollivier (Paris) at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Earthenware plate inscribed "Law & Peace" (1791) from Nevers at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Earthenware plate with symbols of the French Revolution (1795) from Nevers at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Dr. Joseph-Ignace Guillotin who proposed a more humane method of execution, the machine named after him painting (c1784) by French School at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Miniature model of the rolling guillotine made by the French prisoners of the Grand Army at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Execution by Guillotine at Place de la Révolution (now Place de la Concorde) painting (c1793) by Pierre-Antoine Demachy at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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The Jacobins in Hell, a political club during French Revolution associated with Reign of Terror allegorical painting (c1795) attrib. to Jean Touzé after Hector Chaussier at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Portraits dating to French Reign of Terror at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Maximilien de Robespierre portrait (late 18thC) by French School at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Mechanical wheelchair used by Georges Couthon, close to Robespierre & executed July 1794 at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Revolutionary Allegory painting (c1794) by Nicholas Jeaurat de Bertry at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Jean-Paul Marat assassinated July 1793 & considered Martyr of French Revolution portrait (c1793) by Joseph Boze at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Jean-Paul Marat before the Bust of Le Peletier de Saint-Fargeau both considered Martyrs of the Revolution painting (late 18thC) by French School at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Charlotte Corday just after Assassinating Marat painting (late 18thC) by French School at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Marat Assassinated painting after Louis David at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Jean-Paul Marat, Friend of the People popular print (late 18thC) at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Jean-Paul Marat reflecting his popular adoration as a Martyr of French Revolution portrait bust (late 18thC) made in France at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | French birch & walnut painted secretary desk with Revolutionary symbol (1793-95) at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Dressing table (late 18thC) decorated with Revolutionary designs in beech wood at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Juliette Récamier painting (1802-05) by François Gérard at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Gallery with items related to wars fought by France during & immediately after Revolution at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Gallery with items related to wars fought by France during & immediately after Revolution at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Military drum painted with Revolutionary symbols at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Alphonse Baudin on the barricade Dec. 3, 1857 killed protesting the coup d'etat by Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte painting (1869) by Ernest-Louis Pichio at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Departure of National Mobile Guard for Franco-Prussian War from Paris in Aug. 1870 painting (c1879) by Alfred Dehodencq at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Artillery Camped in Tuileries Garden late Sept. 1870 during siege of Paris painting (1871) by Henri Brunner-Lacoste & Alfred Decaen at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Two Soldiers during Siege of Paris in front of Ruined Houses painting by "E.T." at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Announcement of Abolition of imperial regime before the legislature Sept. 4, 1870 painting (1871) by Jules Didier & Jacques Guiaud at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Portrait of Léon Gambetta, statesman prominent during & after Franco-Prussian war, set in medallion of enamel & gold filigree, artist unknown at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Destruction of the Tuileries, episode during the fall of the Paris Commune which briefly ruled March to May 1871 painting by Gustave Boulanger at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Souvenir painted box from Commune Belleville Barricade, May 1871 at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Souvenir snuffbox from the Temple Barricade May 1871 at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Souvenir matchbox inscribed "Vive la Commune" May 1871 at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Souvenir plaque with history of the Siege of Paris by Prussian Army Sept. 1870 to late Jan. 1871 at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |
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Painting of rat which served as nourishment during Siege of Paris painting (c1871) by Auguste Charpentier at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Paris on Fire ending the Commune May 24, 1871 painting (1871) by Jules Giradet at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | The International, a revolutionary song, sheet music lithographic printing plate (1902) designed by Théophile Steinlein at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. | Jules Vallès journalist & writer & political prisoner portrait (c1861) by Gustave Courbet at Carnavalet Museum. Paris, France. |