Mystifying the Monarch : Studies on Discourse, Power, and History

Jeroen Deploige · Gita Deneckere

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GoesIllustration front cover: Jacob Jordaens, Le roi boit.Repas de famille le jour de la Fête des Rois [The King Drinks, Family Meal on the Feast of Epiphany] (c.1638-1640).Paris, Musée du Louvre, (© Photo: RMN -© Jean-Gilles Berizzi).Painting, depicting a popular ritual of inversion, acquired in Holland in 1787 by the last French king Louis xvi (1754-1793).On 20 June 1792, during an attack by a Parisian mob, Louis xvi was forced to play the role of the mock king in a 'king drinks' rite.In 1793, the year of Louis xvi's decapitation, the Jordaens's painting became part of the collection of the Musée du Louvre.

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