Portrait of Marie-Antoinette in Prison
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Portrait of Marie-Antoinette in PrisonAnne Flore Millet

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Anne Flore Millet, Marquise de Bréhan, painted this portrait of Marie-Antoinette during her imprisonment at the Temple (c.1793). The oil on canvas captures the queen’s dignity amidst the French Revolution’s turmoil, offering a poignant glimpse into the monarchy’s final days. This work underscores the enduring fascination with Marie-Antoinette’s tragic fate and the era’s dramatic historical shifts.