1789 Anon Reunion des trois ordres (Reunion of the three estates)

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1789 Anon Reunion des trois ordres (Reunion of the three estates) © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only

1790 Anon Prise de lat Bastille (The capture of the Bastille) © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only

1792 William Nutter after Henry Singleton The Destruction of the Bastille, July 14, 1789 © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only

1794 Isaac Cruikshank A Republican Belle. A Picture of Paris for 1794 © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only

1794 Isaac Cruikshank A Republican Beau. A Picture of Paris for 1794 © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only

c.1791 – 4 Anon Madame sans Culotte © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only

1793 After Thomas Rowlandson The Contrast/Which is Best © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only

1793 Isaac Cruikshank French Happiness, English Misery © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only

1863 Jules Letoula after Paul Baudry Charlotte Corday © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only

1794 Engraved by James Aliprandi after Domenico Pellegrini The Death of Jean Paul Marat © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only

1802 Charles Francois Gabriel le Vachez and Jean Duplessi-Bertaux Jean Paul Marat; Marat porte en triomphe apres avoir ete acquitte par le Tribunal Revolutionaire (Marat carried in triumph after having been acquitted by the revolutionary tribunal) © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only

1802 Charles Francois Gabriel le Vachez and Jean Duplessi-Bertaux Maximillien Robespierre Depute d'Artois: Robespierre dans l'Anti-salle Republique (Robespierre in the ante-chamber of the committee of public safety) © UCL Museums & Collections For use for non-profit educational purposes only