National Portrait Gallery / Statue of Liberty / Brussels gallery / Royal Picture Gallery / Arc de Triomphe / Cluny Museum / University of Melbourne / the Louvre / /
IndustryTerm
paint / /
MusicGroup
the French / /
NaturalFeature
Fontainebleau / /
Organization
Academy of Fine Arts / French School / National Assembly / University of Melbourne / School of Historical and Philosophical Studies / Moral Order government / Ministry for the Arts / Barbizon School / Gambetta’s Ministry / /
Person
Jane Mayo Roos / Jules Dupré / Art / Léon Gambetta / Jules Ferry / Joshua Reynolds / Jean-Marie Mayeur / Ian Chilvers / William Waddington / Hans Memling / Edouard Lockroy / Émile Pillias / Juliette Adam / Jules Simon / Pierre Barral / Théodore Rousseau / Michael Adcock / Bartholdi / John W. Wilson / Hugh Brigstocke / Jules Clarétie / Daniel Halévy / Jean-François Millet / Anthony Langdon / Samuel William Reynolds / Joseph Reinach / Léonie Léon / Arthur Baignères / Jan van Eyck / John Houre / Antonin Proust / Jean de la Bruyère / M. Léon Gambetta / Léon Gambetta Tribun / Edmond Turquet / Philip Nord / Susan Foley / Emile Renouf / François Rude / Ideology / Charles Sowerwine / Jérôme Grévy / David Rogers / Victor Hugo / Helen Dashwood / Fellow / Miriam Levin / François Millet / /
Position
Under-Secretary / head / historian / author / Constable / painter / powerful head / fisherman / collector / sculptor / farmer / Minister / Republican journalist / influential Republican leader / worker / the worker / perceptive critic / artist / Flemish painter / Director / correspondent / art critic / fifteenth-century Flemish painter / /
French History and Civilization 106 “A Great and Noble Painting”: Léon Gambetta and the Visual Arts in the French Third Republic