Lion devouring a rabbit by Eugene Delacroix

Talent Eugene Delacroix was surprisingly diverse. The artist worked in a variety of easel painting, created cycles of monumental paintings, numerous graphic works. Delacroix’s lithographs to “Faust” received the approval

Jewish wedding by Eugene Delacroix

Being in Morocco, Delacroix was led to a Jewish wedding. Eugene wrote down everything so that he would not miss anything when he was painting the picture. The wedding consisted

Self-portrait by Eugene Delacroix

Delacroix pictured himself in a pose full of dignity. But the expression of the face reveals the discrepancy between the inner self of the artist and his creative research. In

Moroccan family by Eugene Delacroix

The reduction of objects in perspective is one of the technical techniques that help the artist create the illusion of space. Delacroix used this technique to “lead” the viewer’s view.

Rook Dante by Eugene Delacroix

The first independent work of E. Delacroix “Dante and Virgil”, written on the plot of “Divine Comedy”, brought him wide fame and made him start talking about the birth of

Sitting Model by Eugene Delacroix

The portrait of one of the artist’s favorite models testifies to the preference given by Delacroix to classical art, which left an indelible imprint on the early and some mature

Medea by Eugene Delacroix

The plot is taken by the artist from the well-known tragedy of the ancient Greek writer Euripides Medea. “Medea’s image is known to us from ancient Greek myths and legends: