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France (1830). Revolution of July in Paris. Barricade
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France (1830). Revolution of July in Paris. Barricade
France (1830). Revolution of July in Paris. Barricade in Boulevard Saint Martin on August 1st. Litography. FRANCE. Paris. Mus饠 Carnavalet (Carnavalet Museum)
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This litography print, dated back to 1830, depicts a pivotal moment during the Revolution of July in Paris. The scene unfolds on the Boulevard Saint Martin on August 1st, where a determined group of women and men have erected a barricade to resist the monarchy's forces. The color palette of the print is rich and vibrant, with the red, white, and blue of the French flag prominently displayed. The feminine figure in the foreground, dressed in a traditional French gown, embodies the courage and resilience of the Parisian people during this tumultuous time. She clutches a flag, her expression determined and unwavering. Behind her, a crowd of persons, both men and women, stand shoulder to shoulder, barricading the street with whatever materials they have at hand. The barricade itself is a formidable sight, with paving stones and debris piled high. The chaos of the scene is palpable, with smoke rising from the streets and the sound of clashing swords and gunfire echoing through the air. The Musée Carnavalet, Paris's historic museum, houses this remarkable print as a testament to the Revolution of July, a turning point in French history. The print's horizontal composition draws the viewer in, inviting them to witness this moment of revolution and resistance. The use of litography, a popular printing technique of the time, adds to the print's visual appeal and historical significance.
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