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arguing that the nation itself was morally “enslaved” so long as colonial bondage endured
reinforcing control over transatlantic trade and weakening France’s colonial influence
d'Éon became one of the most recognizable public figures of eighteenth-century Europe
the technical lexicon and analytical posture identify the author as a trained military engineer writing in an official-advisory capacity
pleasure and advantage of it
Bramer, The Mocking of Ceres, 1619-1627 Old Masters arguing that the nation itselfThe key sheet from his dispersed drawing book Leonaert Bramer (1596 1674). Ceres Seeking Her Daughter (The Mocking of Ceres); [caption by the artist: Dat is mijn teckens boeck]. Rome?, ca. 1610 1627. Drawing with brush and grey ink, grey wash and heightened with opaque white on blue grey laid paper washed light brown. Faded signature: L Bram. 15. 5 x 17. 8 cm. (image). On a folio sheet, 30,5 x 21 cm., watermarked anchor in a circle (as other drawings
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