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Print of the Capture of Jacobins, Titled 'The Propaganda Tree', 7 April 1792
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Print of the Capture of Jacobins, Titled 'The Propaganda Tree', 7 April 1792
2604751 Print of the Capture of Jacobins, Titled 'The Propaganda Tree', 7 April 1792; (add.info.: the capture of Jacobins by Bender's soldiers. On the left, the soldiers capture the Jacobins in front of an army encampment. In the centre, the Jacobins hang from a tree. On the right, four Jacobins flee: Brissot, Isnard, Basire and Guadet. Several of the Jacobins are dressed as monks. In the background there are army tents lined up.
Le Propagandier)Artist or maker unknown. Date:07 April 1792 aquatint, etching and engraving on paper, printed in brown ink.); Universal History Archive/UIG
Media ID 38152918
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This print, titled 'The Propaganda Tree', captures a chilling moment in history on 7 April 1792 during the French Revolution. The scene depicts the capture of Jacobins by Bender's soldiers, with dramatic intensity and attention to detail.
On the left side of the image, we see soldiers apprehending the Jacobins in front of an army encampment, showcasing the power dynamics at play during this tumultuous time. In the center, several Jacobins hang from a tree, symbolizing their ultimate fate at the hands of their captors.
Notably, four Jacobins - Brissot, Isnard, Basire and Guadet - are shown fleeing on the right side of the print, highlighting their desperate attempt to escape punishment. Some of these captured individuals are even dressed as monks, adding another layer of complexity to this historical event.
In the background, rows of army tents serve as a stark reminder of war and conflict surrounding these political upheavals. This print serves as a powerful visual representation of justice meted out during times of revolution and unrest.
'The Propaganda Tree' is not just a mere historical document but also a poignant reminder of how propaganda can be used to justify acts that challenge our moral compass.
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