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The death of General Dillon in the Ville de Lille (engraving)
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The death of General Dillon in the Ville de Lille (engraving)
820451 The death of General Dillon in the Ville de Lille (engraving) by Prieur, (fl.1800); Private Collection; (add.info.: The death of General Dillon in the Ville de Lille, 29 April 1792. Drawn by Prieur, engraved by Berthault. Published in Historical paintings of the French Revolution: or analysis of major events that took place in France since the first assembly of notables held in Versailles in 1787, engraved by Jean Duplessi-Bertaux, Volume One; published in Paris, France, 1817.); Look and Learn / Elgar Collection
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Fires Generals Deaths French Revolution
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The Death of General Dillon in the Ville de Lille - A Glimpse into the Turmoil of the French Revolution
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. This engraving, created by Prieur and engraved by Berthault, offers a poignant depiction of one of the most dramatic events during the French Revolution. The scene captures the tragic demise of General Arthur Dillon aboard the Ville de Lille on 29 April 1792. As smoke billows from fires raging in the background, we witness a chaotic scene filled with crowds and architectural structures that bear witness to this historical moment. The artist's meticulous attention to detail brings forth an atmosphere charged with tension and despair. General Dillon's death serves as a symbol for countless lives lost during this tumultuous period in European history. It is a stark reminder of how power struggles can lead to devastating consequences. This engraving not only immortalizes his sacrifice but also sheds light on the broader narrative of resistance against oppression that defined the French Revolution. Published in Historical Paintings of the French Revolution, this artwork stands as a testament to both artistic skill and historical documentation. Its inclusion in Jean Duplessi-Bertaux's volume underscores its significance as an important visual record for future generations. Through this print, viewers are transported back to an era marked by revolution and upheaval—a time when ordinary people fought for their rights amidst political turmoil. It serves as a powerful reminder that even amidst chaos, art has always played a vital role in preserving our collective memory.
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