Third Part, The Revolt 1825 - 1870

"Third Part, The Revolt" is a lithograph created by Célestin Nanteuil, a French artist known for his depictions of historical events. The artwork, dated 1825-1870, is held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and showcases a dramatic scene of a rebellion aboard a ship. The composition is centered on a figure in armor, likely a leader, who raises his arm in a gesture of defiance and addresses a group of men. Nanteuil's use of strong lines and dramatic lighting creates a sense of urgency and tension, highlighting the turbulent emotions of the revolt. The image is reminiscent of historical narratives of rebellion and resistance, offering a glimpse into the power of human determination in the face of adversity.