Jesus kneels with three very distressed angels as an angry crowd gathers at left in this man's Christ in the Garden of Olives.
Jesus kneels with three very distressed angels as an angry crowd gathers at left in this man's Christ in the Garden of Olives. A rare self-portrait casts him as a character from Scott's Bride of Lammermoor, Edgard Ravenswood, while a more famous one showing this artist clad in green was a gift to Jenny Le Guillou. This man also created the mural Heliodorus Driven from the Temple for Saint-Sulpice Church. Most of the spear-wielding figures have been unhorsed as they battle with the titular beasts in this man's rawly-colored Lion Hunt, while an old man on horseback is accompanied by a bearer of a large green flag whilst proceeding through a wild crowd in this artist's The Fanatics of  (*) Tangiers, a work inspired by a trip that also produced his portrait of hookah use in a harem, Women of Algiers. This man showed a red- turbaned author being ferried by Virgil across a river of damned souls in The Barque of Dante, and depicted Ottoman soldiers conducting conduct the titular action against residents of a Greek island in Massacre at Chios. Best-known for depicting the ruin of a titular Assyrian king, and for placing himself brandishing a firearm next to a topless woman with a Phrygian cap, FTP, name this French painter of The Death of Sardanapulus and Liberty Leading the People.
Jesus kneels with three very distressed angels as an angry crowd gathers at left in this man's Christ in the Garden of Olives.
Eugene {Delacroix}