Talk:Jacob Job Élie

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Relevance of sword and civic crown

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I believe the sword and civic crown are incredibly irrelevant to the mention of the painting. A key takeaway of the painting is him having the keys to the Bastille, and the former governor’s letter. Those are historically important artifacts and a focal point of a painting about the capture of the Bastille; the laurel wreath on his head (civic crown?) and a sword are not. GlassBee (talk) 18:17, 16 July 2024 (UTC)Reply

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