The Popularization of Images:
Visual Culture under the July Monarchy
Edited by Petra ten-Doesschate Chu & Gabriel P. Weisberg

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

	List of Illustrations
	Preface
	Introduction	3
I	Violence, Satire, and Social Types in the Graphic Art of the July Monarchy	10
II	The Image that Speaks: The Significance of M. Mayeux in the Art and Literature of the July Monarchy	37
III	The Proletarian's Body: Charlet's Representations of Social Class during the July Monarchy	58
IV	Proto-Realism in the July Monarchy: The Strategies of Philippe-Auguste Jeanron and Charles-Joseph Travies	90
V	Historical Vision and the Writing of History at Louis-Philippe's Versailles	113
VI	Michaud's History of the Crusades and the French Crusade in Algeria under Louis-Philippe	144
VII	Pop Culture in the Making: The Romantic Craze for History	166
VIII	The Power of Axes and the Axes of Power: L.-T.-J. Visconti, the New Louvre, and the Shape of Paris	189
IX	Going to Extremes over the Construction of the Juste Milieu	213
	Notes	237
	Notes on Contributors	261
	Bibliography	263
	Index	277

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