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Eugene Delacroix
1798 - 1863•Romanticism
Source: WikiArt
Artist groups
French
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Considered the leader of the French Romantic school of painting, Eugene Delacroix was a prolific artist, producing over 9,000 works during his lifetime, ranging from paintings, to watercolors,...
Artworks
Cliffs near Dieppe
A Mandarin drake
Death of Sardanapalus
A Blacksmith
Faust meeting Marguerite
Arabs Skirmishing in the Mountains
A blacksmith
Hamlet and Horatio in the cemetery
Charles VI and Odette de Champdivers
Aspasia
Faust in his Study
Christ on the Cross
Fan with Caricatures
African Pirates Abducting a Young Woman
A Jewish wedding in Morocco
Christ on the Cross
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Alec Hodgson
5 months ago
I love his idea of what romantic painting should be about. He viewed nature as a dictionary in which painters could find the right colour or the right form, but just as writers don't aspire to copy the dictionary, painters should not aspire to copy nature. Instead,the work an artist produces is first and foremost a product of his imagination.
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