Plate depicting Lazare Nicolas Carnot 1753-1823 at the Battle of Wattignies, 16 September 1793, 1889

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"Plate depicting Lazare Nicolas Carnot (1753-1823) at the Battle of Wattignies, 16 September 1793" is a ceramic artwork created in 1889 by Paul Utzschneider, a notable figure in the French ceramics industry during the late 18th and 19th centuries. The plate is a historical piece that commemorates the strategic contributions of Lazare Carnot, a prominent French politician, engineer, and military organizer, during the Battle of Wattignies, which was a crucial conflict in the French Revolutionary Wars.

The Battle of Wattignies (15–16 October 1793) was a significant victory for the French Revolutionary Army against the Habsburgs and their allies. Carnot, serving on the Committee of Public Safety, was instrumental in planning and executing the military strategies that led to the French victory. His role earned him the nickname "The Organizer of Victory."

The plate by Paul Utzschneider is a testament to the 19th-century French tradition of commemorating national heroes and pivotal historical events through decorative arts. Utzschneider, who took over the famous Sarreguemines pottery factory, was renowned for his craftsmanship and the production of high-quality ceramic wares. This particular plate is likely to be a part of a series of works that depict various French military victories and figures, a common theme in the patriotic art of the period.

Crafted at the end of the 19th century, the plate not only serves as a historical artifact but also reflects the artistic and cultural sentiments of the time. It is an example of how ceramic art was used to both celebrate national achievements and promote a sense of unity and pride in France's past. The artwork would be of interest to historians, art collectors, and those studying the intersection of art and politics during the era of the French Revolution and beyond.

The plate's design, craftsmanship, and historical significance make it a valuable piece for museums, private collections, or educational institutions. It stands as a representation of French ceramic artistry and the nation's reverence for its military and political leaders who shaped the course of French history.

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