498672 Dugazon in the r繫le of the painter, Foug癡re, in \'Intrigue Epistolaire\', produced in Paris at the Th矇璽tre Fran癟ais, 1799 (colour engraving) by French School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: L\'Intrigue Epistolaire, comedy in five acts by P.F.N. Fabre d\'Eglantine (1750-94) first produced on 15 June, 1791; Dugazon was the stage name of the French actor, Jean-Henri Gourgaud (1746-1809); Dugazon was aide-de-camp to the French revolutionary leader, Fran癟ois Hanriot; after the death of Hanriot with Robespierre in 1794, Dugazon was attacked by royalists on stage in the scene depicted here but was able to defend himself and deflect the attack by brandishing his sword and use of disarmingly witty words; engraving by Maleuvre;); French, out of copyright.