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Ferdinand Victor Eugene Delacroix

1910 New Catholic Dictionary

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Painter, born Charenton-Saint Maurice, near Paris, April 26, 1798; died Paris, France, August 13, 1863. He was the founder, with Jean Louis Gericault, of the French Romantic school. His reputation was made with his "Bark of Dante," 1822, and increased by his "Massacre of Scio" painted two years later, now both in the Louvre. "Christ in the Garden" (1827), in the church of Saint Paul, in Paris, shows his power in depicting suffering. His greatest painting is "The Death of the Bishop of "Liege" (1831), in the Louvre. He is also well known as a painter of oriental subjects. He decorated the library of the Luxembourg with scenes from the "Divine Comedy," and was engaged in decorating the church of Saint Sulpice when he died.

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Entry for 'Ferdinand Victor Eugene Delacroix'. 1910 New Catholic Dictionary. https://www.studylight.org/​dictionaries/​eng/​ncd/​f/ferdinand-victor-eugene-delacroix.html. 1910.
 
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