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“A comprehensive, well-researched analysis of the effects of revolutionary violence on nineteenth-century French artistic production.” —C. B. Kerr Choice “The Revolution Takes Form will count as an important book in the field of nineteenth-century French art history. The book is expansively erudite, the prose is lively, and I learned so much about the events of 1830 and 1848.” —Katie Hornstein,Dartmouth College “The Revolution Takes Form is a richly articulated and finely tuned art-historical analysis grounded in a real grasp of political theory and a full understanding of the shifting cultural political landscapes of early and mid-nineteenth-century France.” —Alex Potts,University of Michigan

“The Revolution Takes Form will count as an important book in the field of nineteenth-century French art history. The book is expansively erudite, the prose is lively, and I learned so much about the events of 1830 and 1848.” —Katie Hornstein,Dartmouth College “The Revolution Takes Form is a richly articulated and finely tuned art-historical analysis grounded in a real grasp of political theory and a full understanding of the shifting cultural political landscapes of early and mid-nineteenth-century France.” —Alex Potts,University of Michigan

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Jordan Marc Rose is Assistant Professor of Visual Arts at the University of California, San Diego.

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