Sujet

Warsaw on 8 April 1861, before 1866. Creator: Tony Robert-Fleury.

Légende

Warsaw on 8 April 1861, before 1866. Additional Info: In 1861, Warsaw saw a series of manifestations which were bloodily suppressed by the Russian army. The Namestnik of the Kingdom of Poland, General Karl Karlovich Count Lambert, declared martial law on 15 October 1861. On 8 April 1861, Russian troops opened fire on a defenceless crowd of people in Plac Zamkowy in Warsaw. One hundred people were killed and several hundred injured.

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Photo12/Heritage Images/Heritage Art

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HRM25A45_426

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34,2Mo (5,5Mo) / 33,9cm x 25,3cm / 4000 x 2989 (300dpi)

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Europe portrait female women woman people male child children group crowd man men square historical arts painting infant baby babies country French France law art patriotism guy blood crime violence museum public lying color Poland infancy polish location century citizen Russia Russian patriotic academic victim casualty National Museum murder wound Warsaw concept violent slaughter lying down wounded month defenceless oil Painting Colour bleeding 19th century April civil unrest unrest 1860s casualties massacre nineteenth century suppression uprising history historic murdering slaughtering TGN portrait oil young women young woman Castle Square Oil on wood Tony Robert-Fleury Tony Robert Fleury Lambert martial law Robert-Fleury Tony Academic art 1861 Painting Heritage Art bloodbath 19th-century social unrest National Museum in Krakow plank (wood) MNK National Museum in Kraków Karl Karlovich Lambert Karl Karlovich Karl Lambert