Sketch for The Call for the Last Victims of the Terror 7-9 Thermidor Year 2

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"Sketch for The Call for the Last Victims of the Terror 7-9 Thermidor Year 2" is a preparatory drawing by the French painter Charles Louis Lucien Muller, created as part of the process for his larger historical painting. The sketch is significant as it captures a poignant moment during the Reign of Terror, a period of the French Revolution characterized by political repression and mass executions. The dates 7-9 Thermidor Year 2 correspond to July 25-27, 1794, in the revolutionary calendar, marking the end of the Terror and the fall of Maximilien Robespierre.

Muller, known for his historical and genre paintings, often depicted scenes with dramatic intensity and emotional depth. This sketch likely served as a compositional study, allowing Muller to arrange the figures and elements before executing the final painting. It would have been an essential step in his creative process, enabling him to explore the narrative and the interplay of light and shadow, as well as the expressions and postures of the figures involved.

The artwork reflects the turmoil and fear experienced by the victims during the final days of the Terror, as they awaited their fate. Muller's attention to historical detail and his ability to convey the human element of these events make his works, including this sketch, valuable for their artistic and educational merit. Although the final painting may be more widely recognized, the sketch provides insight into Muller's artistic method and the development of his ideas, making it an important piece for both art historians and enthusiasts of French revolutionary history.

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