Le pillage de la cave du roi Louis XVI après la prise des Tuileries le 10 Août 1792
Richard Earlom · British, 1743-1822
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This monochrome engraving depicts a chaotic crowd of figures looting and fighting beneath a stone arch, with others climbing and hammering on the bridge above. Scattered bodies lie in the foreground while figures carry bottles and barrels through the scene. The print, titled Le pillage de la cave du roi Louis XVI après la prise des Tuileries le 10 Août 1792, is attributed to Richard Earlom and dated 1795.
