Kamer waarin Charlotte Corday sliep de nacht voor de moord op Jean-Paul Marat 1906 - 1911

Henri Manesse's "Kamer waarin Charlotte Corday sliep de nacht voor de moord op Jean-Paul Marat" (1906-1911) is a detailed etching depicting the room where Charlotte Corday, a French revolutionary, slept the night before assassinating Jean-Paul Marat. This etching, created during the early 20th century, captures a pivotal moment in French history and utilizes the realism of the artist's style to highlight the starkness and simplicity of the room. The light streaming through the window creates a sense of unease, mirroring the historic events that transpired in this space.