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Louise Sebastienne Danton Nee Gely Second Wife
Portrait of Louise Sebastienne Danton, nee Gely, 1777 - 1856, second wife of French revolutionary Georges Danton whom she married when she was 16. With her is Danton's son, unidentified but most likely Antoine. They are looking at engravings through an optical device known as a zograscope which gave depth to images viewed through it
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This print captures a moment frozen in time, showcasing the elegant Louise Sebastienne Danton, nee Gely, and her stepson. Louise was the second wife of renowned French revolutionary Georges Danton, whom she married at the tender age of 16. Standing beside her is Danton's son, believed to be Antoine. Intriguingly, they are engrossed in examining engravings through an extraordinary optical device called a zograscope. This remarkable contraption bestowed depth upon images viewed through it, adding a mesmerizing dimension to their visual experience. The image exudes an air of sophistication and curiosity as Louise and Antoine delve into the world of art and illustration. Their expressions reveal genuine fascination with this innovative technology that allowed them to explore historical scenes with newfound realism. Ken Welsh's expert lens has captured not only their physical beauty but also their intellectual engagement with history. The vintage color palette adds a touch of nostalgia while emphasizing the period in which they lived – amidst the fervor and upheaval of the French Revolution. This print is more than just wall art; it serves as a window into an era long gone by. It invites us to ponder upon the lives led by these historical figures while reminding us of our own connection to past events that have shaped our present reality.
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