Portraiture and Politics in Revolutionary France Lynn G. Underwood Today's "new atheists" are seen

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Portraiture and Politics in Revolutionary France Lynn G. Underwood Today's "new atheists" are seenExamines the genre of portraiture and the political and cultural role of images in Revolutionary France. Focuses on portraiture as a privileged site for the elaboration of modern notions of selfhood and political agency.