Portret van Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyès

anonymous; veuve Delpech (Naudet)

in or after 1818 - in or before 1842

Portret van Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyès by anonymous; veuve Delpech (Naudet)

Medium

lithography

Dimensions

258; 165

About this artwork

blad: hoogte 258 mm x breedte 165 mm

Art Historical Context

This delicate lithograph portrait captures Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyès, the influential French abbé and statesman whose pamphlet *What Is the Third Estate?* (1789) became a rallying cry for the French Revolution. Produced anonymously by veuve Delpech (Naudet) between 1818 and 1842, it measures a modest 258 × 165 mm, ideal for personal collections or illustrated publications during France's Restoration and July Monarchy eras. Sieyès, who survived the Revolution's upheavals—including roles in the Directory and Napoleon's Consulate—remained a symbol of Enlightenment ideas on representation and power. ...

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