Portret van Antoine François de Fourcroy by Charles Aimé Forestier

Portret van Antoine François de Fourcroy 1818 - 1832

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print, engraving

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portrait

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pencil drawn

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neoclacissism

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light pencil work

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print

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pencil sketch

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old engraving style

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line

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pencil work

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engraving

Dimensions: height 199 mm, width 124 mm

Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain

Charles Aimé Forestier made this print of Antoine François de Fourcroy. Here, Fourcroy is depicted in formal attire. During the French Revolution, Fourcroy, a chemist, threw himself into politics, becoming a deputy of the National Convention and a member of the Committee of Public Safety. This image raises questions about the role of science and intellectuals during times of political upheaval and revolution. How did individuals like Fourcroy navigate the complex terrain of power, and how did their scientific knowledge intersect with their political actions? As you stand here, consider how this portrait reflects the complexities of identity and engagement during times of profound social change. It serves as a reminder of the personal and political dimensions inherent in every historical moment.

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