Charlotte Corday 1768-93 Questioned in her Cell, c.1836

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"Charlotte Corday 1768-93 Questioned in her Cell, c.1836" is a historic painting by French artist, Michel-François Thomas (M.F. Thomas). The artwork is centered around the momentous event leading up to the climax of the French: the questioning of Charlotte Corday in her prison cell before her execution in 1793.

Corday, born in 1768, was a significant figure in the French Revolution, known best for assassinating prominent radical political journalist Jean-Paul Marat. The painting created in 1836, is reflective of the pre-Romantic period in France, with visual narrative hallmarks that make it emblematic of the era.

The illumination depicted in the painting is centralized on Corday, reflecting her courage and resolute clarity in a moment of historical upheaval. This is depicted through her stoic posture and determined expression, contrasting with the shadowed ambiance of the prison cell. The work embodies the tension and turmoil of the French Revolutionary period, as well as the personal fortitude exhibited by Corday in the face of her imminent execution. M.F. Thomas's attention to detail in the painting heightens the sense of historical accuracy and imbues the scene with palpable emotion.

This artwork serves not just as a powerful historical documentation, but also as a study of character and human determination in critical times. As such, it remains an important representation in the exploration of French Revolutionary art and history.

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