The artist placed his name on the base of a bench in the right foreground whereas in the left background a man in a yellow cloak walks with a staff and leaves the scene along 
The artist placed his name on the base of a bench in the right foreground whereas in the left background a man in a yellow cloak walks with a staff and leaves the scene along with the figure in red with a raised hand to his right. To the left of the title figure a lamp sends out a plume of smoke and at the base of the bench on the left are a scroll and an opened inkpot. Other features include the lyre on the bed in the center and the manacles on the floor. Nine of the ten figures in the foreground are in various states of despair, with the lone exception being the title character with his left arm raised and his right reaching toward the kylix. For10 points, name this painting by David in which the title event will be fulfilled by the goblet of hemlock in the center.
The artist placed his name on the base of a bench in the right foreground whereas in the left background a man in a yellow cloak walks with a staff and leaves the scene along with the figure in red with a raised hand to his right.
The Death of Socrates [or La Mort de Socrates]