A final group of men waves their clothing in the air while mounted upon some barrels to attract the attention of the vessel Argus.
The artist composed this work by first dividing it into four groups of men. The first group includes a man in the background pulling at his hair in frustration, and an older man in the foreground staring blankly with his arm draped over the body of his deceased son. A second group consists of four men huddled together, on the lookout for something in the distance. A third group includes a man with a dead body draped over his legs, struggling to stand up in excitement for a ship that has been identified in the distance. A final group of men waves their clothing in the air while mounted upon some barrels to attract the attention of the vessel Argus. FTP, identify this 1819 painting which depicts the remaining crew of a French frigate by Théodore Géricault.
The artist composed this work by first dividing it into four groups of men.
{Raft of the Medusa} (accept: Le {Radeau de la Méduse})