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In Frederic Sorrieu's vision of a utopian world, which nation leads the procession of distinct nations?
In Frederic Sorrieu's vision of a utopian world, which nation leads the procession of distinct nations?
- United States of America (correct)
- United Kingdom
- France
- Russia
What does the female figure in Sorrieu's print carry in one hand?
What does the female figure in Sorrieu's print carry in one hand?
- Torch of enlightenment (correct)
- Sword of justice
- Crown of authority
- Olive branch
What lies on the earth in Sorrieu's print?
What lies on the earth in Sorrieu's print?
- Fruits of labor
- Seeds of change
- Shattered remains of absolutist institutions (correct)
- Fields of gold
Who gazes at the scene from the heavens above in Sorrieu's print?
Who gazes at the scene from the heavens above in Sorrieu's print?
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How does Sorrieu symbolize fraternity among the nations of the world in his print?
How does Sorrieu symbolize fraternity among the nations of the world in his print?
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Study Notes
Sorrieu's Utopian Vision
- France leads the procession of distinct nations in Sorrieu's vision of a utopian world.
- The female figure in Sorrieu's print carries a torch in one hand, symbolizing freedom and illumination.
- A broken scepter and a shattered crown lie on the earth in Sorrieu's print, representing the end of tyranny and oppression.
- A benevolent Napoleon gazing at the scene from the heavens above in Sorrieu's print, signifying divine approval.
- Sorrieu symbolizes fraternity among the nations of the world in his print by depicting figures from different nations walking together, hand in hand, in a procession.
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Test your knowledge on Frederic Sorrieu's vision of a world made up of democratic and social republics, as depicted in his series of four prints. Explore the imagery and symbolism used to represent this utopian idea.
