A man wearing a bicorne and brandishing a sword marches next to a man in a top hat sometimes identified as the artist of this painting, whose title character wears a Phrygian cap.
In the foreground of this painting, a pantsless man still wearing one sock forms part of a pedestal of corpses. A man wearing a bicorne and brandishing a sword marches next to a man in a top hat sometimes identified as the artist of this painting, whose title character wears a Phrygian cap. While this work was intended as a reminder for Louis-Philippe, it was removed from display after only a few months for being too political. A young boy carrying two pistols marches next to the topless title character of this work, who waves a French flag. For 10 points, name this painting commemorating the July Revolution, a work by Eugene Delacroix.
In the foreground of this painting, a pantsless man still wearing one sock forms part of a pedestal of corpses.
Liberty Leading the People [accept La Liberté guidant le peuple] &lt;SEA&gt;