The central figure of this work is depicted in the background of Alexander Moffat's painting Poets' Pub. Contemporary critics mocked the underarm hair and dirty appearance of this painting's central figure, who wears a Phrygian cap. It is similar to Schnetz's painting Combat de l'Hotel de Ville, and depicts the towers of Notre Dame in the distance, while its foreground portrays a fallen National Guardsman. It includes a man in a top hat carrying a gun and a boy brandishing two pistols. The title character is barefoot an
The central figure of this work is depicted in the background of Alexander Moffat's painting Poets' Pub. Contemporary critics mocked the underarm hair and dirty appearance of this painting's central figure, who wears a Phrygian cap. It is similar to Schnetz's painting Combat de l'Hotel de Ville, and depicts the towers of Notre Dame in the distance, while its foreground portrays a fallen National Guardsman. It includes a man in a top hat carrying a gun and a boy brandishing two pistols. The title character is barefoot and bare-breasted, and is based on Marianne. For 10 points, name this painting whose title character holds up a flag over a barricade during the July Revolution, by Eugene Delacroix.
The central figure of this work is depicted in the background of Alexander Moffat's painting Poets' Pub.
Liberty Leading the People [or La liberte guidant le peuple; or Liberty on the Barricades]