For 10 points, identify this scene involving a deceased French revolutionary, painted most famously by Jean-Louis David.
One version of this scene was included as the frontispiece to Benjamin Peret's book Behind the Bundles of Firewood and depicts a window on the right casting solid rays across a screaming, green-smudged central figure. A bowl of fruit and a brazier with a large flame sit on a table next to a nude redhead patterned after Tulla Larsen in a 1907 depiction of this scene. Those versions, by Picasso and Munch, were inspired by a painting of this scene which was hidden by Antoine-Jean (*) Gros during its artist's Belgian exile. In that version, a large wooden box in the foreground displays the names of the artist and the turban-wearing title figure, who slumps to the side and clutches a quill pen and a letter from the absent Charlotte Corday. For 10 points, identify this scene involving a deceased French revolutionary, painted most famously by Jean-Louis David.
One version of this scene was included as the frontispiece to Benjamin Peret's book Behind the Bundles of Firewood and depicts a window on the right casting solid rays across a screaming, green-smudged central figure.
The Death of Marat