The sea, the water, the air, the vastness above, the feeling of ones own height... The droplets-waves are charming in their childlike innocence and pure, elevated beauty. It is this very sense of dual elevation – geographical and spiritual, sublime – that ❯❯❯
On the second-to-last French banknote, the 100 franc note, Delacroix is depicted on one side with paintbrushes (quite logical), and on the other side, hes shown holding a pen. However, a pen is an attribute of a writer, and Delacroix was not a writer. Is t ❯❯❯
Its unclear whether this is some kind of imperial party or simply a wild orgy. Its hard to tell from their faces: are they having fun, suffering, in pain, or feeling ashamed? It all looks very intriguing. ❯❯❯
Why is war and freedom during wartime often depicted as a woman with bare breasts? Is there any explanation for this, or is it simply the artists vision? ❯❯❯
Its just my opinion, but I believe there is no more forbidden and shrouded topic than female nudity, especially in that era. Therefore, a woman with bare breasts represents a challenge to all prohibitions and, consequently, freedom. ❯❯❯
![Portrait of Madame Simon [Attributed], Ferdinand Victor Eugène Delacroix](http://j5.galerix.ru/_EX/265126907/3382.webp)
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