View asset onlyRouget de Lisle / La MarseillaiseRouget de Lisle, Claude Josephe; French officer, wrote the words and music for the “Marseillaise”; 1760–1836. “La Marseillaise” (Personification of the French national anthem).Col. lithograph by Job (real name Jacques Onfroy de Breville, 1850–1931).From: Les Chants Nationaux de tous les Pays, Paris (Martin), no date (c. 1910).IdentifierAKG336325Sourceakg-imagesCredit lineakg-imagesEvent date1792Image date1910Time Period18TH CENTURYTopicBOOK ILLUSTRATIONCOMPOSERENSIGN ; STANDARDFLAGFRENCH ARTFRENCH REVOLUTIONARY WARHISTORYNATIONAL ANTHEMNATIONALISMOFFICER (MALE)PERSONPERSONIFICATIONPOET (MALE) ; POETSCENESOLDIERTRICOLOUR ; TRICOLORGeographyFRANCEPersonCLAUDE JOSEPH ROUGET DE LISLEJOB (JACQUES ONFROY DE BREVILLE)MARIANNE (PERSONIFICATION)TitleMARSEILLAISETechniqueCHROMOLITHOGRAPHY ; CHROMOLITHOGRAPHGRAPHIC ART ; GRAPHIC ARTSPRINTED GRAPHICSSize3993px × 4961px (56 MB) 33.8 cm × 42.0 cm @ 300 dpiSpecial Formats5330px × 6622px (101 MB) TIFF45.1 cm × 56.1 cm @ 300 dpiAdd to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownloadRelated Selections:1792 MARSEILLAISE1794 TRIKOLORE
