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Representation of the freedom of worship of all religions maintained by Napoleon
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Representation of the freedom of worship of all religions maintained by Napoleon
JLJ4595763 Representation of the freedom of worship of all religions maintained by Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821): the first Consul indicates the triangle of the Trinity symbolizing God coming by the representatives of each religion: Catholic eveque, a Jew, a Quaker, a Protestant minister, a Chinese priest (Buddhist), an Orthodox Greek, a Mexican, a Muslim and a Hindu. Allegory of the Concordat of 1801. Engraving of 1801 Paris, Musee Carnavalet by French School, (19th century); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris, France; (add.info.: Representation of the freedom of worship of all religions maintained by Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821): the first Consul indicates the triangle of the Trinity symbolizing God coming by the representatives of each religion: Catholic eveque, a Jew, a Quaker, a Protestant minister, a Chinese priest (Buddhist), an Orthodox Greek, a Mexican, a Muslim and a Hindu. Allegory of the Concordat of 1801. Engraving of 1801 Paris, Musee Carnavalet); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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This print captures a powerful representation of the freedom of worship maintained by Napoleon Bonaparte during his reign. The image showcases the first Consul pointing towards a triangle symbolizing the Trinity, which represents God's presence among representatives from various religions. Each religion is represented by an individual, including a Catholic bishop, a Jew, a Quaker, a Protestant minister, a Chinese Buddhist priest, an Orthodox Greek clergyman, as well as individuals representing Mexican, Muslim and Hindu faiths. The engraving serves as an allegory for the Concordat of 1801 - an agreement between Napoleon and Pope Pius VII that aimed to establish peace between the French state and the Catholic Church. This groundbreaking concordat allowed for religious tolerance and recognized multiple religions in France. It was seen as revolutionary at that time when conflicts arising from religious differences were prevalent. Displayed at Musee Carnavalet in Paris, this artwork highlights Napoleon's efforts to promote religious harmony and respect all faiths within his empire. It stands as a testament to his progressive approach towards religious diversity during an era marked by social upheaval. Through this photograph print captured by Photo Josse from Fine Art Finder, viewers are invited to reflect upon the significance of freedom of worship and its role in fostering unity amidst diverse beliefs.
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