Antoine Weerts's version of this work features a mob with outstretched arms on the right, while a Munch painting of it shows a red-headed nude standin
Antoine Weerts's version of this work features a mob with outstretched arms on the right, while a Munch painting of it shows a red-headed nude standing beside the title figure lying on a bed. In the most famous depiction of this scene, the title figure's left hand rests on a green sheet and holds a piece of paper, while his right hand holds a quill and hangs down to the floor. The figure's head leans to the right and is wrapped in white bandages. For 10 points, name this painting of a dead man in a bathtub, by Jacques-Louis David.
Antoine Weerts's version of this work features a mob with outstretched arms on the right, while a Munch painting of it shows a red-headed nude standing beside the title figure lying on a bed.
The Death of Marat [or Le Mort de Marat; or The Assassination of Marat]