Neglected Statue, Hubert Robert, 1790s
Hubert Robert, portraitHubert RobertFrance, 1733–1808

Neglected Statue

1790s · Painting · 40 × 31 cm

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  1. 29 October 1793

    Arrest during the Revolution

    The revolutionary surveillance committee arrested Robert on suspicion of disloyalty and imprisoned him in Sainte-Pélagie; on 31 January 1794 he was transferred to Saint-Lazare. In prison he drew a great deal, painted scenes of prison life, and decorated plates for sale.

  2. 1794

    Release from prison

    Robert was released a week after the fall of Robespierre. He narrowly escaped the guillotine: another prisoner with a similar name was executed in his place by mistake.

  3. 1795

    Return to his post as museum curator

    Robert returned to his post as curator of the museum, the future Louvre, which he left only upon retiring in November 1802. He planned to unite the palaces of the Louvre and the Tuileries; his numerous views of the Louvre, real and imaginary, date from this period.

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