Dublin / Révolution / Boston / Bruxelles / Leipzig / Paris / Rome / London / Durham / /
Company
Duke University Press / Pierre-Gabriel Berthault / Les Révolutions de Paris / du Pont / Curiaci Brothers / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
France / /
Event
Product Issues / Product Recall / /
Facility
King’s Library / Club Diderot / New York University / Mausoleum of Hadrian / Piranesi’s Tomb / /
IndustryTerm
tourist site / /
Movie
La Révolution française / /
Organization
New York University / New York Graphic Society / Academy of France in Rome / One / Duke University / Canadian Plains Research Center / Institut de France / National Assembly / /
Person
François-Louis Bruel / Philippe Bordes / Régis Michel / Daniel Munier / Benjamin West / Guillaume Monsaingeon / De Launay / Michel Vovelle / Jean-Louis Prieur / William Olander / Maurice Tourneux / J.P. Janinet / Felix Becker / Charles Thévenin / Claudette Hould / Louis Moreau / de Louis XVI / Daniel Arasse / Louis XVI / Warren Roberts / Pierre-François Palloy / Hubert Robert / Rolf Reichardt / Hans-Jürgen Lüsebrink / Roseline Bacou / Laurent Guyot / Robin Swales / Norbert Schurer / Ulrich Thieme / Michèle Menard / François-André Vincent / Adam Biro / Edmund Burke / /
Position
dying officer / actor / first author / critic / officer / autodidactic artist / king / Governor / artist / Director / writer / amateur artist / governor of the Bastille / /
Reflections on Violence and the Crowd in the Images of the French Revolution Vivian P. Cameron When Lefevre d’Ormesson, Grand Maître of the King’s Library made an inventory of revolutionary imagery in the fall of 17