Charles Baudelaire rescued this painting from obscurity by praising its "intoxicating perfume of idealism." In this painting, the sentence "my unhappiness is sufficient reason to entitle me to your kindness" is written on a blood-smeared letter. A bloody knife lies on the floor to the left of the dangling arm of this painting's title character, who is depicted without skin disease and wears a turban while reclining in a bath. For 10 points, name this painting by Jacques-
Charles Baudelaire rescued this painting from obscurity by praising its "intoxicating perfume of idealism." In this painting, the sentence "my unhappiness is sufficient reason to entitle me to your kindness" is written on a blood-smeared letter. A bloody knife lies on the floor to the left of the dangling arm of this painting's title character, who is depicted without skin disease and wears a turban while reclining in a bath. For 10 points, name this painting by Jacques-Louis David, which shows a figure from the French Revolution who was murdered by Charlotte Corday.
Charles Baudelaire rescued this painting from obscurity by praising its "intoxicating perfume of idealism.
The Death of Marat