89 more museums hold works by Eugène Delacroix with smaller collections, not listed here.

• Eugene delacroix facts?+

  Eugène Delacroix became leader of the Romantic movement after Gericault's death. He was considered a moody, solitary man, who always ran a slight fever.
• Eugene delacroix famous works?+

  Some of Eugène Delacroix's famous works include The Barque of Dante, The Massacre at Chios, and Liberty Leading the People. Other well-known paintings are The Women of Algiers and Sultan of Morocco.
• Who is eugene delacroix?+

  Eugène Delacroix became leader of the Romantic movement after Gericault's death. He was considered a moody, solitary man, who always ran a slight fever.
• Was eugene delacroix a realist?+

  Romantic painters often depicted exotic faraway places they had never seen, but Eugène Delacroix journeyed to Morocco in 1832. He discovered new insights into a culture built on proud virtues in the sun-drenched landscape.
• Is eugene delacroix romanticism?+

  Eugène Delacroix was the leader of the Romantic movement after Gericault's death.
• Eugene delacroix art movement?+

  Eugène Delacroix was part of the Romanticism art movement.
• Eugene delacroix painting style?+

  Eugène Delacroix began keeping a journal in 1822, which is one of the great literary self-portraits of an artist. The journal records Delacroix’s life, including his tastes in art, working methods, use of pigments and brushes, excerpts from what he read, and notes on his travel.
• What was Eugène Delacroix known for?+

  Eugène Delacroix is known as the leader of the Romantic movement after Gericault's death. He was considered a moody, solitary man, who always ran a slight fever.