Artist: Paul Delaroche (Hippolyte Delaroche)
Style: Academicism
Topic: Girls
Date: 1853
Size: 59 x 68 cm
Museum: Musée du Louvre (Paris, France)
Technique: Oil
About the Artist
Paul Delarochewas a renowned French painter known for his historical and religious scenes. Born in 1797, he studied at the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and became one of the most celebrated painters of his time. His works are characterized by their dramatic flair and attention to detail.
The Painting
Young Christian Martyris a powerful painting that depicts the sacrifice of a young Christian woman into the Tiber River. The painting, completed in 1855, measures 1.71×1.48 m (67.3×58.3 inches) and is painted in oil on canvas.
Style and Media
Delaroche's style can be described as Romantic Academicism, which combines the emotional intensity of Romanticism with the technical precision of Academic art. He was known for his mastery of oil painting, which allowed him to create intricate details in his works.
Location
The original Young Christian Martyr is held at the famous Musée du Louvre in Paris, France. However, you can have your own reproduction of this masterpiece with Wikioo.org. We offer high-quality canvas prints and oil-painted replicas that will bring the beauty of Delaroche's work into your home.
Description
The painting shows a young Christian woman being thrown into the Tiber River by two Roman soldiers. The woman is depicted with a serene expression, while the soldiers look menacing and determined. The background is filled with dramatic clouds and water, adding to the sense of turmoil and conflict.
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Conclusion
Paul Delaroche's Young Christian Martyr is a powerful and moving painting that showcases the artist's mastery of oil painting and his ability to create dramatic scenes. With Wikioo.org, you can have your own reproduction of this masterpiece and enjoy its beauty in your home.
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