Which if David's paintings represented chaos after the French revolution and called for an end to conflict? A. The Sabine women enforcing peace by running between the combatants. B. Napoleon in the plague house at Jaffa C. Death of Socrates

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Landon Blair

28 February, 11:36

Which if David's paintings represented chaos after the French revolution and called for an end to conflict? A. The Sabine women enforcing peace by running between the combatants. B. Napoleon in the plague house at Jaffa C. Death of Socrates

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Billy Waller · Answer 1

Billy Waller 28 February, 12:03

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Desirae Charles · Answer 2

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A) The Sabine women enforcing peace by running between the combatants.

Explanation:

The Intervention of the Sabine Women holds a lot of significance for the events of the French Revolution.

This painting is the work of Jacques-Louis David, a French painter.

The story behind the painting is that Sabine women are standing between her husband who is the king of Rome and her father to prevent further bloodshed.

Jacques-Louis David used this story to exemplify the state of human consciences after the events of the French Revolution.

Currently, the painting is in Paris, Louvre and it was painted in 1799, the same year that The French Revolution had ended.