Delacroix again utilizes the female form to express mood and anticipation in Revolutionary France. Powerful.
The female Liberty Posted by c oinsett on 29.November 2008, 02:49
This is the most stunning paintings, depicting the Rebellion of France in 1830. How could Delacroix were totally capable of painting one of the greatest masterpieces ever known. I love this painting.
Posted by Garry Mamesah on 21.January 2009, 14:11
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