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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsLiberty Leading the People
If this bothers you, or modern appropriations, you have more in common with this man -
than with most women I know.
And you should stop trying to claim you speak for feminists because you speak for a NARROW view of feminism that I and many others want no part of.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/1788845.stm
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Liberty Leading the People (Original Post)
RainDog
Mar 2013
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MineralMan
(146,313 posts)1. A very popular heroic romantic painting style.
Used a lot for a while. Not so much anymore, though.
That painting is French, by Eugène Delacroix, and it commemorates the July Revolution in France in 1830. It's purely allegorical in nature.
warrprayer
(4,734 posts)2. Do you mean
... the painting, revolution, liberty or all three?
MineralMan
(146,313 posts)3. I'm not sure what your question is.
It's a painting. It does not depict a real scene. The painting is an allegory.
warrprayer
(4,734 posts)4. if you have to ask
... you wouldn't understand anyway. Have a great holiday weekend.
RainDog
(28,784 posts)5. During the French Revolution, women went topless in the streets
Women with exposed breasts were part of the idea of freedom - and not just in paintings.