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 works of the artist.
A strict composition, a plastic image of a nude figure, as well as a color reminiscent of the style of Jacques Louis David, with which Delacroix introduced the pupil of the master Pierre Guérin.
Related Paintings 
Sketch for the painting Death of Sardanapal by Eugene Delacroix 
The Moroccan, the saddling horse by Eugene Delacroix 
Modèle assis – Eugene Delacroix 
A tiger playing with his mother by Eugene Delacroix 
The execution of the Doge Marina Falleero by Eugene Delacroix 
Lion devouring a rabbit by Eugene Delacroix 
Portrait of Baron Schweiter by Eugene Delacroix 
Women of Algiers by Eugene Delacroix
Sketch for the painting Death of Sardanapal by Eugene Delacroix The Moroccan, the saddling horse by Eugene Delacroix Modèle assis – Eugene Delacroix A tiger playing with his mother by Eugene Delacroix The execution of the Doge Marina Falleero by Eugene Delacroix Lion devouring a rabbit by Eugene Delacroix Portrait of Baron Schweiter by Eugene Delacroix Women of Algiers by Eugene Delacroix