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FRANKLIN AT VERSAILLES. Benjamin Franklins first audience before King Louis XVI of France at the palace of Versailles, 20 March 1778. Chromolithograph, American, c1903
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FRANKLIN AT VERSAILLES. Benjamin Franklins first audience before King Louis XVI of France at the palace of Versailles, 20 March 1778. Chromolithograph, American, c1903
FRANKLIN AT VERSAILLES.
Benjamin Franklins first audience before King Louis XVI of France at the palace of Versailles, 20 March 1778. Chromolithograph, American, c1903
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FRANKLIN AT VERSAILLES - A Historic Encounter between Two Nations
EDITORS COMMENTS
. This chromolithograph, created in 1903, captures a significant moment in history - Benjamin Franklin's first audience before King Louis XVI of France at the opulent palace of Versailles on March 20,1778. The image showcases the interior of the palace with its grandeur and elegance as Franklin, an American inventor, diplomat, scientist, and statesman is seated before the French monarch. In this pivotal meeting during the American Revolution, Franklin represents his young nation seeking support from France against their common enemy - Great Britain. Dressed impeccably in his formal attire, he bows respectfully to King Louis XVI while surrounded by members of the French royal court. The print beautifully portrays not only a diplomatic encounter but also symbolizes a meeting between two worlds - America and Europe. It highlights Franklin's role as one of America's founding fathers and emphasizes his significance as an influential figure who bridged cultural gaps during this critical time. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork today, it serves as a reminder of how diplomacy can shape history. It immortalizes a moment when nations united for freedom and independence. This print stands testament to Franklin's legacy as both an accomplished printer and an esteemed ambassador whose efforts helped secure vital aid for America's fight for liberty.
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