1. The Revolution Arrived, Then It Was Drawn
"Liberty Leading the People," Eugene Delacroix

2. Jacques-Louis David Eugene Delacroix
1748-1825 1798-1863

3. Jacques-Louis David, "Madame Recamier," 1800

4. David, "Intervention of the Sabine Women"

5. David,
"Bonaparte
Crossing the
St. Bernard
Pass"

6. David, "The Coronation of Napoleon"

7. Pierre-Narcisse Guerin, "Phaedra and Hippolyte"

8. Anne-Louise Girodet de Roucy-Trioson, "Revolt at Cairo"

9. Anne-Louis Girodet de
Roucy-Trioson
(1767-1824),
Injured Turk, Falling
Backward, Black chalk
and pastel, with
stumping, heightened
with white chalk, on
beige paper.

10. Girodet,
"Judgment of
Midas"

11. Jean Auguste
Dominique
Ingres
(1780-1867)

12. Ingres, "Antiochus and Stratonice"

13. Ingres,
"Madame Louis-
Francois Bertin"

14. Jean Auguste
Dominique
Ingres
(1780-1867)

15. Hippolyte Flandrin
(1809-1864),
Double Self-Portrait
of Hippolyte and
Paul Flandrin, 1835

16. Theodore Gericault

17. Pierre-Paul Prud’hon
(1758-1823),
Portrait
of Constance Mayer,
Black and white
chalk

18. Delacroix, "Death of Sardanapalus," 1827

19. Delacroix, "The Sultan of Morocco and His Entourage," 1845

20. Artist:
Honore Daumier

21. The End
(or revolution without end)