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Marie Antoinette Leaving the ConciergerieGeorges Cain

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Painted by Georges Cain in 1885, this oil on canvas depicts Marie Antoinette leaving the Conciergerie on 16 October 1793, the day of her execution. The scene captures a poignant moment in French history as the former queen, once a symbol of opulence, faces her fate during the French Revolution. Cain’s work reflects the dramatic shift from monarchy to republic, highlighting personal tragedy amid political upheaval.