His Murder of the Bishop of Liege was one of the five paintings he based on Scott's Quentin Durward, while he was inspired by Shakespeare to paint Hamlet and Horatio in the Graveyard.
He painted the dying Queen Christina realizing that her attendant Sentinelli is a murderer, in an illustration of Christine. He painted the penitent title character walking barefoot through London in an illustration of Nicholas Rowe's Jane Shore, while his Interior of a Dominican Convent in Madrid was inspired by Maturin's Melmoth the Wanderer. His Murder of the Bishop of Liege was one of the five paintings he based on Scott's Quentin Durward, while he was inspired by Shakespeare to paint Hamlet and Horatio in the Graveyard. His Byronic works include one with a decapitated doge, the Execution of Marino Faliero, and another which scandalized the Salon of 1827 in its depiction of the last descendant of Semiramis, the Death of Sardanapalus. FTP, name this French painter of Liberty Leading the People.
He painted the dying Queen Christina realizing that her attendant Sentinelli is a murderer, in an illustration of Christine.
Eugene {Delacroix}