A small engraving of an owl can be seen on a seat in this work, which shows one black iron ring hanging from the upper right wall. A tall pedestal with a lamp can also be seen, and a partially opened scroll is lying on the floor next to a figure in a gray robe. Three people ascending a staircase can be seen through the archway in this work, and a small harp is lying next to the central figure. A man with a red robe holds up a golden cup in this work, whose central figure sits on a bed pointing upwards with his left hand. A group of distraught f
A small engraving of an owl can be seen on a seat in this work, which shows one black iron ring hanging from the upper right wall. A tall pedestal with a lamp can also be seen, and a partially opened scroll is lying on the floor next to a figure in a gray robe. Three people ascending a staircase can be seen through the archway in this work, and a small harp is lying next to the central figure. A man with a red robe holds up a golden cup in this work, whose central figure sits on a bed pointing upwards with his left hand. A group of distraught followers stand next to the title figure in, FTP, this Jacques-Louis David painting depicting an ancient Greek philosopher about to drink some hemlock.
A small engraving of an owl can be seen on a seat in this work, which shows one black iron ring hanging from the upper right wall.
The {Death of Socrates}