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Jean-Paul Marat (1743-1793), French politician, Jacobin leader, 1876. Creator: Adolphe François Pannemaker.

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Jean-Paul Marat (1743-1793), French politician, Jacobin leader, 1876. Portrait of Marat inciting the revolution. Detail. French scientist and physician who became an important politician during the French Revolution. He defended the Terror. From "History of the French Revolution", Vol I, 1876.

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HRM25A55_429

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32,3Mo (5,3Mo) / 26,0cm x 31,2cm / 3067 x 3680 (300dpi)

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