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4 La prise de la Bastille. 14 juillet 1789. Wikipédia. • Titre du tableau : La Prise de la Bastille. • Nom du peintre : Jean-Pierre Houël.
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Jean Pierre Houël’s painting Prise de la Bastille portrays
Jean?Pierre Houël’s painting Prise de la Bastille portrays the important event The painting depicts the tumultuous day July 14 1789 when a mob appeared at the prison and set its captives free
What is the meaning of the painting Prise de la Bastille?
Jean?Pierre Houël’s painting, Prise de la Bastille, portrays the important event. The painting depicts the tumultuous day, July 14, 1789, when a mob appeared at the prison and set its captives free. Although there were only seven men imprisoned there at the time, the symbolic notion of this act is what really struck the nation.
Was the Bastille a prison?
In 1789, the Bastille was not just a prison but also served as an archive holding the documents of the Parlement de Paris, of the King’s household, and of the Parisian police.
Did Louis XVI want to erase the Bastille?
Simon-Nicolas-Henri Linguet, Mémoires sur la Bastille (1783). Frontispiece. The palace of the Bastille, that old symbol of despotism, is taken by the statue of the benevolent king Louis XVI in this engraving. Louis XVI was indeed planning to erase the gothic—and thus un-enlightened—and expensive prison, but the Revolution moved faster than him.
Was the storming of the Bastille intended?
Like many other iconic revolutionary acts, the storming of the Bastille was not intended as such.
