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Liberte ~ Egalite ~ Fraternite

-revolutionary iconography/the invention of marianne


-iconography associated with marianne


marianne in history

The Republic seeks new iconography to replace to feudal symbols

replacing the laurel wreath with a phrygian cap

The Phrygian Cap

-origins in antiquity


-worn by emanicipated slaves under the Roman Empire


-symbol of freedom and liberty


-french revolutionaries ("sans-cutlottes") wore the cap as a symbol of their emancipation

Notre-Dame renamed the temple of reason in what year?

1793


almost a majority of the government


event -festival of reason

The Festival of Reason 1793
statue or real human being?

The Festival of Reason 1793


statue or real human being?



Real women human being


-embodying reason and liberty like a "trump card"


-went in as a living breathing statue like gold man at niagara falls


-this is strange in this type of measure

Liberty

Liberty



Liberty


-sitting in front of pyramid


-holding a pipe in her hand with a fridgid end and phrygian cap on top


-holding paper scrolls

Liberty trinity


-females to incarnate brotherhood which is strange


liberty, equality and fraternity- why woman?


-la france is feminine and the virtues in french are feminine


-considered a way to disassociate kings who are male and flesh and blood of political leaders


embodiments of virtues


-the declaration of the rights of man is the blueprint of the declaration human rights


-the female icon desolated the political leaders from the time of virtues

The Female Figure The Triumph of Liberty (1790)



As early as 1789, sculptors and painters began using female figures as representations of the values of the Republic, in particular Liberty

The Name

-originally Marie Anne


-popular name among the working classes of the late 18th century


-name of secret society during second republic or second

iconography- Marianne

crown- power


star: light/enlightenment


-exposed breast/ emancipation fertility

laurel: victory


oak: strength


olive: peace


wheat: abundance/fertility

the sheaf of faces

symbol of power, authority, strength, union, accord, fraternity


small pines from trees


italians also used them to show that at any time they can beat or behead people in the roman empire

the pike

the pike







left- bradished: safeguard of liberty and equality


tablets: sacred character of the law


right- in a sheaf of faces: fraternity/union of revolutionaries


sun: light, enlightenment


eye: vigilance, watchfulness, omnipresence


pyramid: eternity, spirituality


practical indication where ppl were spying on their neighbours

symbols of equality

symbols of equality





-scales, triangle, level


-all have an eye on them


left- make sure structures are level for housing

animals

animals





rooster- viligance/the french ppl


lion- strength, force


serpent- knowledge, wisdom, evil, eternity (scales- biting its tail making complete circle)

other bits of iconography

other bits of iconography



beehive: collective work, solidarity, community


rainbow: alliance, harmony


broken chains: liberty


hand shake: fraternity


tiller: guidance

reminders of

reminders of





something that was fought for


rainbow - al----ce, ha----y


holding scroll


triangle


hand


serpant - kn--------, wis---, e-il, ete-----


lion- st--n---, f--ce

Marianne stamps

Marianne stamps





19th century to early 20th


as time goes on she gets younger in the stamps

Marianne in history

Marianne in history





au nom de la


holding a pike with phrygian cap


the other hand indication death with the grim reaper

Pierre-Paul Prud'hon, liberty 1973

Pierre-Paul Prud'hon, liberty 1973

-an enslaved beast that has broken through

-stepping on the heads of her enemies


-chief of phases by her feet and holding a phrygian cap


the other hand indication death with the grim reaper

1799 napoleon bonaparte becomes director of france


1802 becomes consul for life


1804 names himself emperor and proclaims the first empire

with the fall of republic of the empire (1804-14)


mariannes presence fades


-he has his hand in his vest which is a common thing

Restoration

1814-1830


marianne maeginalized

Revolution of 1830



both breasts out and she is in battle holding a rifle and walking among dead bodies
Leading the People 
Leading the People


towers of notre dame in background

-people representing the poor, shop keeper, lawyer and professor, diverse group of people


-napolean in the very background

Revolution

1848

-proclamation of the second republic


-marianne return with force

The Republic

The Republic



1848

Armand Cambon


-halo of sun behind her head


-wearing coral reef


-rainbow behind her


-triangle with hand statue pointing up to Christ


-lion w serpent around it


-roman helmet in back


-artist used all iconics


-holding flag


-right hand holding a statue of two hands handshake





The Republic
The Republic


1848

Honore Daumier


-one child reading book


-two are nursing


-marianne feeding children


-shes very built and masculine


holding flag in her right hand

Napolean 3rd does what?
Napolean 3rd does what?



Napolean 3rd replaces the figure of Marianne w his own effigy

Coup d'etat
Coup d'etat


1851

louis napoleon


proclaims himself the emperor napoleon II


proclamation of the second empire

Franco Prussian War 1870-71


-defeat of Napoleon 3


-France cedes Alsace and Lorraine to Prussia


-Paris under siege by Prussians, but Aolphe Thiers (Deputy of Paris, in Versailles) negotiates surrender of Paris to Prussians


-Parisians resolve to continue fighting, despite Thiers's orders

Declaration of the...

Declaration of the...

March 29 1871


Declaration of the Paris Commune

The Barricade

The Barricade

1871 Manet


A Franco Parisian War


-French troops (Thiers's command) attack Paris


-"La semaine sanglante 29 May 1871 fall of Paris and execution of the communards

Commune represented as what? Sans-culotte=?

Commune represented as what? Sans-culotte=?

The Commune represented as a barebreasted sans-culotte in a Phrygian cap
Cartoons of the commune

-similar clothing


-standing on stone


-one looking down at the other