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Ici repose Mirabeau, Qui fut le sauveur de la France. Le respect la reconnaissance, niennent gemir a ce tombeau. // [Here rests Mirabeau, who was the savior of France. Respect, recognition has come wailing at this tomb.].
1791
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- Call Number
- E East 49/GC077/Box 49/Normal/Unidentified Artists/Titles A-J GA 2012.01088
- Publisher
- Paris : [s.n.], n.d. [1791]
- Language
- No linguistic content
- Subject
- Symbolism in art
- Mirabeau, Honore-Gabriel de Riquetti, comte de, 1749-1791—Portraits
- France—History—Revolution, 1789-1799—Portraits
- Portraits, French—18th century
- Personification in art
- Father Time (Symbolic character) in art
- Truth in art
- Fanaticism—France—History—18th century—In art
- Pantheeon (Paris, France)—In art
- France—History—18th century—In art
- Despotism—France—History—18th century—In art
- Marianne (French emblem) in art
- Liberty caps (Headgear) in art
- Portraits
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