(REVOLUTION, LOUIS XVI, HISTORY) JANINET Jean-François (1752– 1814) – "Events of July 23, 1789. Foulon, after being arrested in the village of Viry in a house belonging to Mr. de Sartine, was taken to the Paris City Hall: the committee was already appointing judges to hear his case when the impatient crowd forced the guards to enter the chambers, seized the accused, and dragged him to the fatal Lanterne; the rope suddenly broke, was mended, and a thousand hands were busy with his execution" - 1789–1791. Engraving. On laid paper (272 × 212 mm). Condition B: dust, small holes, and stains.
Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
30%
(REVOLUTION, LOUIS XVI, HISTORY) JANINET Jean-François (1752–
1814) – "Events of July 23, 1789. Foulon, after being arrested in the village of Viry in a house belonging to Mr. de Sartine, was taken to the Paris City Hall: the committee was already appointing judges to hear his case when the impatient crowd forced the guards to enter the chambers, seized the accused, and dragged him to the fatal Lanterne; the rope suddenly broke, was mended, and a thousand hands were busy with his execution" - 1789–1791. Engraving. On laid paper (272 × 212 mm). Condition B: dust, small holes, and stains.
Sale
Friday 26 June・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
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9 rue de Provence
75009 Paris