The Battle of Thayebur by Eugene Delacroix

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1. The battle of Arabian horses by Eugene Delacroix Such horses Delacroix saw on the bank of an African river – smeared with mud, fiercely fighting, piled up. Now they are fighting in the stables – there is a...
2. Sketch for the painting Death of Sardanapal by Eugene Delacroix Despite the revolutionary nature of the manner, the methods of Delacroix’s work remained quite traditional. Even while studying at the School of Fine Arts, he appreciated the importance of preparatory...
3. 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...
4. The death of Sardanapal by Eugene Delacroix This most romantic picture of Delacroix caused a stormy protest from critics who accused the artist of erotomania and savoring cruelty. The plot of the picture is taken from Byron’s...
5. Modèle assis – Eugene Delacroix Le portrait de l’un des modèles préférés de l’artiste montre la préférence accordée à Delacroix à l’art classique, qui a laissé une empreinte indélébile sur les premières œuvres de l’artiste...
6. Modelo sentado – Eugene Delacroix Un retrato de uno de los modelos favoritos del artista demuestra la preferencia que Delacroix le da al arte clásico, lo que dejó una huella indeleble en las obras tempranas...
7. Combat of Jacob with an Angel by Eugene Delacroix The last decades of his life, Delacroix has dealt with the fulfillment of official orders. So, for the Luxembourg Palace in Paris, the artist created a series of ceiling paintings...
8. A tiger playing with his mother by Eugene Delacroix Delacroix loved wild animals. In Paris, he constantly visited the zoo. In the zoo, the artist made a lot of sketches. Then these sketches turned into romantic scenes, where mighty...
9. Portrait of Baron Schweiter by Eugene Delacroix Portraits of Delacroix wrote always, although this genre was not the leading one in his work. Usually the portraits of the artist were ordered by his acquaintances. So, Prosper-Parfa Gubo,...
10. 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...
11. 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....
12. Flowers and fruits by Eugene Delacroix In the late 1840s Delacroix painted a series of still lifes. Most often he depicted flowers using different techniques. Delacroix noted that when working on a still life, he always...
13. Faust and Mephistopheles by Eugene Delacroix Literary sources are the most important component of Delacroix painting. The first place here, undoubtedly, belongs to the English writers. But the original “novel” was in Delacroix and Goethe –...
14. The execution of the Doge Marina Falleero by Eugene Delacroix In his diary, Delacroix wrote that when he leaves his inspiration, he takes one of his favorite books off the shelf and begins reading it, knowing for sure that reading...
15. 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...
16. Fanatics in Tangier by Eugene Delacroix In the first half of the XIX century, “oriental” motifs were very popular in painting. Especially attracted artists exotic of the Middle East. Increased interest in this world in many...
17. Women of Algiers by Eugene Delacroix Painting “Women of Algiers” was written by Eugene Delacroix in 1834 and later served as a source of inspiration for Picasso, Matisse and Renoir. The big impression on the artist...
18. 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...
19. La bataille de Teibourg – Eugene Delacroix Il s’agit d’un croquis d’un tableau qui a été peint en 1837 pour le nouveau musée historique de Versailles. Les toiles qui y étaient exposées étaient censées glorifier les plus...
20. Portrait du baron Schwitter – Eugene Delacroix Des portraits de Delacroix toujours peints, bien que ce genre ne soit pas en tête dans son travail. En règle générale, les portraits de l’artiste ont été commandés par ses...