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Day 176: Alan as Jacques Roux with a fluffy dog - Revolutionary Witness (1989)
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Day 176: Alan as Jacques Roux with a fluffy dog - Revolutionary Witness (1989)
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jacques roux and claire lacombe (yuri below)
forgot to post those here
(Thinking about doing a little comic about a silly little love story between Jacques Roux and Widow Hebert let me see if I can find enough material or just invent enough bull shit
Marguerite David
Announcement requesting help to all: I am desperately looking for information in the context of the French revolution of information on Marguerite David who would be a supporter of Jacques Roux and a militant from the Parisian section of Gravilliers in 1793. If anyone has them information please let me know.
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I was trying to imagine how Jacques Roux would dress himself in his everyday life before (as a priest working/teaching in Saint-Thomas-de-Conac) and during the revolution (walking around in Paris with his dog) and got curious about how worse off priests dress themselves during the revolution. I’ve only seen drawings of married priests in their yellowish robe… Could you maybe recommend some sources on this?
I’m sorry anon, but I’ve had a really hard time finding anything. I’d figured books about just the clergy in general during the revolution would be something there would exist a multitude of given how essential it is for why things turned out the way they did, but the only digitalized ones I found were the following:Â
Le christianisme et la Révolution française (1927) by Alphonse Aulard
Le christianisme et la Révolution française (1845) by Edgar Quinet
I’ve tried searching for words like ”chasuble” and ”vêtement” in them but couldn’t find anything. I’m sure there must exist more but for the moment I can’t really suggest anything else. Someone more knowledgeable about the subject is more than free to share what they know.
A wee Jacques Roux Character design
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