This scene was a subject of a Paul-Jacques-Aime Baudry work in which a woman dressed in a striped gown stands in a corner. One painting depicting this
This scene was a subject of a Paul-Jacques-Aime Baudry work in which a woman dressed in a striped gown stands in a corner. One painting depicting this scene shows a red-haired nude standing next to a table holding a fruit bowl staring straight out at the viewer as a nude man lies on a sheet to her right. In a third painting of this subject, a box with the artist's name written on it holds an inkwell, and that work shows the central white turban wearing figure holding a piece of paper with his name underlined on it. Two paintings of this subject by Munch include Charlotte Corday as part of the scene, while another painting of this scene depicts its central figure in a tub shortly after being stabbed. For 10 points, name this subject of a painting by Jacques Louis David.
This scene was a subject of a Paul-Jacques-Aime Baudry work in which a woman dressed in a striped gown stands in a corner.
Death of Marat [accept word forms like Charlotte Corday killing Marat; accept La Mort de Marat or Marat Assassiné]