55 - A set of 5 engravings on revolutionary themes, 4 of which depict the assassination of Marat by Charlotte Corday (1768–1793) on July 17, 1793:

A set of 5 engravings on revolutionary themes, 4 of which depict the assassination of Marat by Charlotte Corday (1768–1793) on July 17, 1793: - a portrait of Charlotte Corday, a stipple engraving by Johann Friedrich Bolt in Berlin, circa 1793, H. 26 x W. 21.5 cm; - a portrait of Marat as he appeared at the time of his death, with the inscription in the spandrels “To Marat . The Friend / of the People / David,” a burin engraving by Jacques-Louis Copia after Jacques-Louis David, circa 1794, H. 30 x W. 22.5 cm; - two portraits of Charlotte Corday, intaglio engravings, one engraved by Hopwood and published by Furne, the second engraved by Madame Fournier after Marckl and published in Paris by Pourrat, mid-19th century, H. 27.5 x W. 18 cm and H. 28.5 x W. 20.5 cm; - and a portrait of Joseph-Ignace Guillotin (1738–1814), doctor of medicine and deputy to the National Assembly, after François Bonneville, an intaglio engraving, late 18th century, H. 25 x W. 15 cm. Small tears and creases along the edges, a few stains.