Synet No. 3. Kopi efter Frihed, Lighed og Broderskab 1748 - 1831

"Synet No. 3. Kopi efter Frihed, Lighed og Broderskab" is an anonymous etching from the 18th century. This satirical print critiques the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity by depicting them as a brutal and violent reality. The image shows two men dressed in furs, representing "Frihed" (Freedom) and "Lighed" (Equality), while a third man in similar attire is being attacked. The scene evokes a sense of betrayal and the hypocrisy of those in power. This print serves as a reminder of the complex historical context surrounding the French Revolution and the idealization of revolutionary principles.