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Women's Role in the French Revolution: From Protests to Empowerment

Explore the significant involvement of women in the French Revolution, from the Oath of the Tennis Court to the Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen. Witness their courage, activism, and evolution towards empowerment during this transformative period.

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Women's Role in the French Revolution: From Protests to Empowerment

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  1. Oath of the Tennis Court (1789)

  2. Paris guarded by the people, July 12, 1789

  3. Women of Les Halles at National Assembly, VersaillesOctober 5, 1789

  4. Women of Les Halles fetch Louis XVI from VersaillesOctober 5, 1789

  5. Festival of Federation (1790)

  6. patriotic club of women

  7. women’s revolutionary fashion

  8. woman newsmerchant

  9. Olympe de Gouges

  10. revolutionary committee (1793)

  11. trial of Louis XVI (1792)

  12. Salon of Mme Geoffrin

  13. Marie Antoinette

  14. Empress Maria Theresa of Austria

  15. Marie Antoinette as a widow

  16. execution of Olympe de Gouges (1793)

  17. volunteer soldier leaves family to fight for France

  18. Rousseau’s remains transferred to Pantheon (1794)

  19. Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen

  20. National Guard officer takes oath to constitution

  21. Liberty

  22. Minerva writing the Constitution

  23. Delacroix, “Liberty Leading the People” (1830)

  24. Marianne on contemporary stamp

  25. “Consecration of Napoleon I” (painting by David, 1804)

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