At the bottom of this painting is a royalist soldier wearing an epaulet and a body with just one sock and some visible pubic hair.
At the bottom of this painting is a royalist soldier wearing an epaulet and a body with just one sock and some visible pubic hair. The title figure is known as Marianne and wears a Phrygian cap as she steps over a blue-shirted man, the only individual in this painting actually looking at her. Smoke rises above (*) Notre Dame in the background. At center, a bare-breasted woman holds a musket in one hand and hoists the French tricolor flag in the other. For 10 points, name this allegorical depiction of the 1830 July Revolution, a painting by Eugene Delacroix.
At the bottom of this painting is a royalist soldier wearing an epaulet and a body with just one sock and some visible pubic hair.
{Liberty Leading the People}