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Portrait du chanteur Simon Chenard (1758-1832), en costume de sans-culotte, porte...14 octobre 1792. Creator: Louis Leopold Boilly
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Portrait du chanteur Simon Chenard (1758-1832), en costume de sans-culotte, porte...14 octobre 1792. Creator: Louis Leopold Boilly
Portrait du chanteur Simon Chenard (1758-1832), en costume de sans-culotte, porte-drapeau lors de la fete en l'honneur de la liberte de la Savoie, le 14 octobre 1792
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This striking 19th century oil painting by Louis Leopold Boilly captures the portrait of Simon Chenard (1758-1832), a French singer and actor, dressed in the attire of a sans-culotte and holding a tricolor flag during the festivities in honor of the liberty of Savoy on October 14, 1792. The image showcases Chenard's rugged and determined expression, as he looks up towards the sky with a sense of pride and patriotism. Boilly masterfully depicts the details of Chenard's clothing, including his worn-out coat, clogs, and carriage boots, which were popular footwear during the French Revolution. The singer's jacket, adorned with buttons and folds, adds texture and depth to the painting. The use of vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes brings the historical scene to life, transporting the viewer back in time. The painting is a testament to the romantic era and the spirit of the French Revolution, which valued liberty, equality, and fraternity. The setting of the painting in Paris, a cultural and artistic hub during this period, further emphasizes the significance of the event and the role of the arts in shaping history. The Musee Carnavalet in Paris is home to this valuable piece of heritage art, which continues to inspire and captivate audiences with its rich historical and artistic significance. The image of Simon Chenard, standing tall and proud, remains an enduring symbol of the passion and patriotism that defined the French Revolution and continues to resonate with people today.
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