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French Revolution. Execution of clerics and prisoners by members of the Paris Commune. September, 1792. Colored engraving. 19th century.
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Appert, Eugene (1830-1891)
The Paris Commune. Period photomontage representing the execution of hostages (ltr): Mgr Georges Darboy, president Louis Bernard Bonjean, senator, curé Gaspard Deguerry, the Jesuits Léon Ducoudray, Alexis Clerc and Michel Allard. Paris, prison de la Roquette, 24 May, 1871. 
Unique Identifier ART324857 
Type Image 
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Size 4030px × 2478px 
Photo Credit Adoc-photos / Art Resource, NY 
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Commune of Paris, 1871
Execution
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