Execution Of Louis Xvi, 21 January 1793. Louis Xvi, 1754-1793. King Of France 1774-1792. From Histoire De La Revolution Francaise By Louis Blanc.

Louis Xvi Before The Convention, December 1792. Louis Xvi, 1754-1793. King Of France 1774-1792. Engraved By Meyer Heine After De La Charlerie. From Histoire De La Revolution Francaise By Louis Blanc.

The King Takes Refuge In The Assembly, 10Th August 1792. Louis Xvi, 1754-1793. King Of France 1774-1792. Engraved By Meyer-Heine After De La Charlerie. From Histoire De La Revolution Francaise By Louis Blanc.

Swearing On The Book Of The Constitution. 14 September 1791. Louis Xvi 1754-1793. King Of France 1774-1792. Engraved By Blanpain After De La Charlerie. From Histoire De La Revolution Francaise By Louis Blanc.

The King Accepts And Swears To The Constitution. 14 September 1791. Louis Xvi 1754-1793. King Of France 1774-1792. Engraved By Meyer-Heine After De La Charlerie. From Histoire De La Revolution Francaise By Louis Blanc.

Count Philippe-Antoine Merlin De Douai, Known As Merlin De Douai. 1754-1838. French Politician And Lawyer. From Histoire De La Revolution Francaise By Louis Blanc

Drawing After James Gillray Entitled The Zenith Of French Glory - The Pinnacle Of Liberty, Religion, Justice, Loyalty And All The Bugbears Of Unenlightened Minds, Farewell! The Execution Of Louis Xvi, 21 January 1793, Place De La R

Gilbert Du Motier, Marquis De Lafayette Thwarting An Assassination Attempt By Honor

"The Village Betrothal" from a painting by Jean-Louis Greuze

Flora & Fauna - line art - an 18th century engraving Animal Leopard This image is from Buffon`s "Natural History" first published in 1766 by Georges-Louis Leclerc, Compte de Buffon. The compte, a scientist from Montbard, France, was made the keeper o

Flora & Fauna - line art - an 18th century engraving Animal Snow Leopard This image is from Buffon`s "Natural History" first published in 1766 by Georges-Louis Leclerc, Compte de Buffon. The compte, a scientist from Montbard, France, was made the kee

Flora & Fauna - line art - an 18th century engraving Animal South American Wild Cat. This image is from Buffon`s "Natural History" first published in 1766 by Georges-Louis Leclerc, Compte de Buffon. The compte, a scientist from Montbard, France, was

Flora & Fauna - line art - an 18th century engraving Animal Canada Lynx This image is from Buffon`s "Natural History" first published in 1766 by Georges-Louis Leclerc, Compte de Buffon. The compte, a scientist from Montbard, France, was made the keep

Artifacts - Clock - France Clock c. 1760 A fine example of French workmanship in the reign of Louis XV (1710-1774). Here the clock is a globe representing the world, supported by the three elements of Greek classical antiquity - air, fire, water, bro

Flora & Fauna - line art - an 18th century engraving Animal Sea Lion This image is from Buffon`s "Natural History" first published in 1766 by Georges-Louis Leclerc, Compte de Buffon. The compte, a scientist from Montbard, France, was made the keeper

Flora & Fauna - line art - an 18th century engraving Animal Lioness This image is from Buffon`s "Natural History" first published in 1766 by Georges-Louis Leclerc, Compte de Buffon. The compte, a scientist from Montbard, France, was made the keeper o

Flora & Fauna - line art - an 18th century engraving Animal Black-Banded Patas Monkey This image is from Buffon`s "Natural History" first published in 1766 by Georges-Louis Leclerc, Compte de Buffon. The compte, a scientist from Montbard, France, was

Flora & Fauna - line art - an 18th century engraving Animal Leopard wild-cat This image is from Buffon`s "Natural History" first published in 1766 by Georges-Louis Leclerc, Compte de Buffon. The compte, a scientist from Montbard, France, was made the

Flora & Fauna - line art - an 18th century engraving Animal Fur Seal This image is from Buffon`s "Natural History" first published in 1766 by Georges-Louis Leclerc, Compte de Buffon. The compte, a scientist from Montbard, France, was made the keeper

Architecture - France - line art (rr3) A Villa at S_vres near Paris. S_vres was a suburb of Paris where elegant and rare porcelain was manufactured in a factory established by Louis XV and his mistress Madame Pompadour. Its distinctive color was named in

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