View asset onlyThe Death of MaratMarat, Jean Paul; French revolutionary. 1743–1793.“The Death of Marat” (stabbed in his bath by Charlotte Corday, Paris, 13 July 1793).Painting, 1793, by Jacques-Louis David (1748–1825).Oil on canvas, 165 × 128 cm.Inv. No. 3261Brussels, Royal Museums of Fine Art.IdentifierAKG899136MuseumBrussels, Royal Museums of Fine ArtSourceAndré HeldCredit lineakg-images / André HeldEvent date13.7.1793Image date1793Time Period18TH CENTURY2ND MILLENNIUM A.D.TopicBATHBATHTUBCLASSICISMCORPSE ; CADAVERDEATHFAMOUS WORKS OF ART ; FAMOUS MASTERPIECESFRENCH REVOLUTION (1789-99)HISTORYINVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER ; HOMICIDELETTER (CORRESPONDENCE)MURDER ; HOMICIDEMURDER VICTIMNIB (FEATHER) ; PEN (FEATHER)PERSONPORTRAITREVOLUTIONARY (MALE)SCARFSCENESKIN DISEASEWRITING AND SCRIPT ; WRITING AND CHARACTERSWRITING UTENSILSGeographyFRANCEPersonCHARLOTTE CORDAYJACQUES LOUIS DAVIDJEAN PAUL MARATTechniquePAINTING (OBJECT)PAINTING (TECHNIQUE)Size3792px × 4961px (53 MB) 32.1 cm × 42.0 cm @ 300 dpiSpecial Formats7302px × 9554px (200 MB) TIFF61.8 cm × 80.9 cm @ 300 dpiAdd to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownloadRelated Selections:August 2018: 270 years since the birth of Jacques-Louis DavidIconic images art and photographyYou've got mail!
