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A women as the law governing the status of the mother within the family, inferior to that of the husband. Detail of the promulgation of the Civil Code or Code of Napoleon Bonaparte on 21 / 03 / 1804 (painting, 19th century)
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A women as the law governing the status of the mother within the family, inferior to that of the husband. Detail of the promulgation of the Civil Code or Code of Napoleon Bonaparte on 21 / 03 / 1804 (painting, 19th century)
LRI4700111 A women as the law governing the status of the mother within the family, inferior to that of the husband. Detail of the promulgation of the Civil Code or Code of Napoleon Bonaparte on 21/03/1804 (painting, 19th century) by Guascone, Felice (d.1830); Museo del Risorgimento e Istituto Mazziniano, Genoa, Italy; (add.info.: The promulgation of the Civil Code or Code of Napoleon Bonaparte (1765-1821) on 21/03/1804 regulating laws between private persons, a detail representing women who probably symbolize the law governing the status of the mother within the family, inferior to that of the husband. Painting by Felice Guascone (19th century) Genes, Museo del Risorgimento); Luisa Ricciarini
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Administration Drop Handkerchief Injustice Napoleon I 1st 1st Bonaparte 1769 1821 Sadness
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This 19th-century painting by Felice Guascone, titled "A Women as the Law Governing the Status of the Mother within the Family, Inferior to that of the Husband" captures a significant moment in history - the promulgation of Napoleon Bonaparte's Civil Code on March 21,1804. The artwork is housed in Museo del Risorgimento e Istituto Mazziniano in Genoa, Italy. The painting depicts women who symbolize the law governing a mother's status within her family, which was deemed inferior to that of her husband. It serves as an allegory for the injustice and societal norms prevalent during this time period. The artist skillfully portrays a woman with sadness evident on her face, holding a handkerchief as if wiping away tears. This poignant detail highlights not only her personal anguish but also represents countless other women who suffered under such laws. Through this artwork, Guascone sheds light on French administration and its historical significance. The painting invites viewers to reflect upon gender inequality and social injustices that were deeply rooted in society during Napoleon Bonaparte's reign. Luisa Ricciarini has captured this powerful image through Fine Art Finder, preserving it for future generations to appreciate and learn from. It serves as a reminder of how far we have come in terms of gender equality while acknowledging that there is still work to be done.
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