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La figura de la mujer revolucionaria en la pintura oculta durante 32 años
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La figura de la mujer revolucionaria en la pintura oculta durante 32 años

En 2018 'La Libertad guiando al pueblo', de Eugène Delacroix, fue censurada en las redes por mostrar los pechos. Fue considerado vulgar por pintarle pelo en la axila.

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El 11 de julio de 1789, el rey Luis XVI, actuando bajo la influencia de los nobles conservadores al igual que la de su hermano, el Conde D'Artois, despidió al ministro Necker y ordenó la reconstrucción del Ministerio de Finanzas. Gran parte del pueblo de París interpretó esta medida como un auto-golpe de la realeza, y se lanzó a la calle en abierta rebelión. Algunos de los militares se mantuvieron neutrales, pero otros se unieron al pueblo.
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The 11 Absolute Weirdest True Facts About The French Revolution

A little liberté, égalité, and fraternité in honor of Bastille Day on July 14. A few oddities to remind you that the French Revolution was ridiculously awesome.

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French Revolution Timeline: Simple Overview of Major Events
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French Revolution Timeline: Simple Overview of Major Events

Curious about what the French Revolution timeline looks like? Learn about the era with this simple yet helpful timeline of significant events built for you.

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Whatever You Do, Don't Tell the French About Tarrare

(A word of caution: this is not an article to read on your lunchbreak). He could wrap his empty stomach around his waist like a belt, and began eating his bodyweight in meat every day as a child. His lips were nearly non-existent, and his mouth was so wide, it could hold 12 eggs at…

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Storming the Bastille – Historical articles and illustrations

Storming the Bastille during the French Revolution. Illustration by Sep E. Scott 14 July marks the anniversary of the storming of the Bastille during the French Revolution in 1789. The famous prison held only seven prisoners at the time, but it was an iconic moment of the Revolution in Paris following the refusal of nobles […]

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Jean-Joseph Weerts, <em>The Assassination of Marat</em> (1880). Image via Wikimedia Commons.
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'The Death of Marat' Defined the French Revolution. Here Are 3 Things You Might Not Know About Jacques Louis David's Masterpiece

On Bastille Day, we take a closer look at Jacques Lous David's tribute to slain revolutionary Jean-Paul Marat.

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Learn what makes a painting great Video #1 Part 2: Composition, Color, Lines and Emotion – Veronica Winters Painting

In this video in the series you’ll learn about composition, color, emotion, painting techniques, use of lines, and other artistic elements artists used to produce their greatest works of art.…

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1789 by M.P. showing the noble and merchant classes riding the backs of the peasant workers #DeeperRoots #historicillustrations #1789
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Did you know that roughly 30% of Americans of Western European ethnicity are descended from the kings and queens of Europe? How can that be? I’ll tell you! The rules of succession and inhe…

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A macaron is a French pastry. Macarons were first made in the 8th century but didn't become widely known until two nuns, seeking asylum during the French Revolution, sold the dessert to pay for their housing. Snag a tasty-looking macaron ornament for someone in your life who has a sweet tooth!
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Prior to the French Revolution, the ‘Let them eat cake’ quote was attributed to Marie-Antoinette during the reign of her husband, King Louis XVI. Though there was not sufficient evidence to substantiate the claim, the quote provides a thought process that has a positive impact on ways of doing business. How do you, find out what your client is hungry for? and then open the doors to it? Visit my website. https://www.janashort.com/
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