Révolution française Jean-Paul Marat porté en triomphe par le peuple après son acquittement par le Tribunal révolution, G.28774, Entre 1801 et 1900

Author(s): quesnel, désiré mathieu (paris, 07–03–1843 - paris, 21–03–1915), engraver virgin, daniel (daniel urrabieta ortiz y virginie, known as) (madrid, 05–03–1851 - boulogne-billancourt, 10–05–1904), designer other titles:. With the drum at the head, led him back to the town hall. (title inscribed (letter)), january-june 1793: exhibition of the body of lepeletier de st-fargeau during the attack on nantes by the vendéens (title of the series) production date: between 1801 and 1900 dating in century: 19th century type(s) of object(s): print, graphic arts, french revolution name(s): print materials and techniques: photomechanical process dimensions - artwork: height: 16. 6cm width: 12cm dimensions - museum assembly: height: 17. 4cm width: 12. 9cm marks, inscriptions, hallmarks: letter - on the front of the sheet, at the bottom center, printed in black ink: ". With the drum at the head, led him back to the town hall. (p. 136. )". \ impression stamp - on the front of the sheet, bottom right, printed in red ink: "ville / de / paris" (cf. Lugt suppl. 2012 c). \ impression signature of the performer - on the front of the sheet, bottom left, printed in black ink: "quesnel". \ impression inventory number - on the front of the sheet, bottom right, handwritten in pencil: "g. 28774". \ pencil inscription iconographic description: french revolution: jean-paul marat carried in triumph by the people after his acquittal by the revolutionary tribunal, april 24, 1793. Historical scene. Outside. Urban landscape. Acclamation, procession, crowd, characters, man, child, soldier, infantryman of the national guard, tricorn, rifle with bayonet, sword, sans-culotte, phrygian cap, drum, saber, pistol, armchair, flag. Street, building facades, watchtowers, signs. Historical commentary: this 19th century illustration, the reverse of which contains text, represents the acquittal by the revolutionary tribunal of jean-paul marat carried in triumph by the people to the convention, on april 24, 1793. Acquisition mode: unknown acquisition mode institution: carnavalet museum, history of paris inventory number: g. 28774. Date: Entre 1801 et 1900.