1906 Intaglio Print Georges Danton French Revolution Politician Art XEE4 HOLLAND Vice-Chancellor of the German Empire

Vice-Chancellor of the German Empire

located at 167 Portland Street in Cambridge

This is an original 1899 black and white halftone print of a historic image of a class portrait for the Industrial School of San Juan

Hooker Company

handing out academic awards to students of the Female School of Art during a ceremony that took place inside the theater at the University of London

1906 Intaglio Print Georges Danton French Revolution Politician Art XEE4 HOLLAND Vice-Chancellor of the German EmpireThis is an original 1906 black and white intaglio print of French statesmen, Georges Danton. Nicknamed "the mountain" by his colleagues because of his large, athletic physique, Danton was a leading member of the National Convention of the Third Estate. He also was an outspoken supporter of the execution of King Louis XVI which occurred in 1793. During the Reign of Terror, Danton was accused of financial corruption and was guillotined by the masses on