Hello sir! This painting is “La Mort de Marat” painted by Jacques-Louis David. It is Jean-Paul Marat who lived during French Revolution. He was a radical journalist and scientist. He was in Jacobin group. The artist also lived at that time in France. He also participated in French Revolution and was a friend of Maximilian Robespierre. At the painting the artist wrote “À Marat. David”, which means “to Marat. David”. There are two similar paintings by Paul Jacques Aimé Baudry and Edvard Munch.
The piece is titled The Death of Marat. I dont know the artist, but the subject is jean-paul marat, a radical french political writer and scientist from the time of the french revolution. He had a skin condition which caused him to spend most of his life confined to his bathtub, where he was eventually assassinated by republican charlotte corday.
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I learned about him a few years ago . He's Jean Paul Marat , a great French philosopher of his times . His works motivated the formation of the jacobins club which eventually lead to the reigin of terror.... a crucial figure in french revolution , I guess it's my cue to read some of his works . As for the artist.. I have got no idea 😅
The death of Murat. Who was killed July 13_-1793, By Charlotte who tricked Marat into allowing her into his apartment. Charlotte then stabbed Marat to death in his bath. She was later tried and guillotined for his murder. Currently on display at The Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Belgium.
Name - Jean-Paul Marat “The Death of Marat” depicts Marat’s dedication and sacrifice for the revolution. It shows him writing in his final moments, highlighting his commitment and martyrdom. -> Editor of the newspaper L’Ami du Peuple (“The Friend of the People”) -> After King Louis XVI’s attempted escape in June 1791, Marat declared the king unfit to rule. -> He harshly criticized the National Assembly for not deposing the king. “The Death of Marat” depicts Marat’s dedication and sacrifice for the revolution. It shows him writing in his final moments, highlighting his commitment and martyrdom.
The painting is called "The Death of Marat". If I remember correctly Marat suffered from some sort of skin disease and needed to take long medicinal baths to soothe his skin. In spite of his condition, he was an active participant in French Revolution publishing many radical writings which he wrote while being soaked in bath. He was assassinated by a lady (I forgot the name) who was a Royalist sympathizer. The painting is a memorial of his death and was painted by his friend Jacques-Louis David. I learnt about this painting when I was studying about French Revolution :)
The painting is 'The Death of Marat' by Jacques-Louis David Marat was a friend of the artist and a French revolutionary leader. The painting depicts his assassination. He suffered from seborrheic dermatitis which caused him to spend most of his time in his bath tub. The condition would result in flaky scalp or just really bad dandruff along with rashes on oily parts of the body,
The Death of Marat (French: La Mort de Marat or Marat Assassiné) is a 1793 painting by Jacques-Louis David depicting the artist's friend and murdered French revolutionary leader, Jean-Paul Marat.[1] One of the most famous images from the era of the French Revolution, it was painted when David was the leading French Neoclassical painter, a Montagnard, and a member of the revolutionary Committee of General Security. Created in the months after Marat's death, the painting shows Marat lying dead in his bath after his assassination by Charlotte Corday on 13 July 1793.[2]
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Jacques Louis David - The Death of Marat by Stephan Franck "The Death of Marat" is not simply testimony to the murder of a leader of the French National Convention. Rather, the painting of Jeaques-Louis David is of art historical conciseness. For David is not only the author of the painting and an artist of the French Revolution, but also a friend of Marat from the political camp of the Jacobins. The historical details can be taken from the picture almost without exception. In addition to the face of Marat in the bathtub, the murder weapon lying on the ground, the wooden box with the inscription "À Marat, David", the victim holds the letter addressed to him by the assassin Charlotte Corday together with the date prominently in the picture. The latter was close to the Girondists and had declared the politically active Marat to be an enemy. Thus, this painting shows not only two of the prominent spokesmen of the revolution, but with the written finger pointing to the assassin also the disunity of the French people within this historical situation. With the help of these key data, the high staging of the just passing away becomes obvious to the viewer. Just like Caravaggio's "Entombment of Christ", David exaggerates Marat's sacrifice through the cast shadow-like lighting. The turning of the face towards the viewer transfigures the sitter into a martyr of his cause. Through the additionally inscribed temporality, in that David lets the victim slowly bleed to death, a quasi-religious dramaturgy is created for the viewer, which, in addition to satisfying sensationalism, symbolizes the apotheosis of the martyred as a hero for the French Revolution on the eve of modernity. Jacques Louis David - The Death of Marat Oil on canvas, 1793, 162 x 128 cm, Royal Museums of Fine Arts in Brussels For more info go to art history. We Thank you
What does Marat's letter say?  The English translation is: The thirteenth of July, 1793. Marie-anne Charlotte Corday to citizen Marat. Given that I am unhappy, I have a right to your help.
What is the message of the painting "The death of Marat"? The idea to paint Marat's death came from David himself. He conceived of the painting as a eulogy to his fallen comrade and as a political statement The Death of Marat is a painting that both symbolises the French Revolution
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Sir, How do we percieve a real image (which is formed outside a mirror or a lens) inside it. This is the question I have been stuck with for a long time.
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To me some art is simply - blasphemous. Makes me lose interest and faith* in art in general, because perversion of the truth is sacrilegious in my eyes. Can't have our cake and eat it I suppose - because nobody's perfect... literally* #flameous😉 Answer to your true question prof(understood your question the second time listening) (This after my comment above🙏) Apologies for using AI* (I looked up neoclassicism first like you said prof 🙏) me: the death of marat imporetance gpt: "The Death of Marat" (1793) by Jacques-Louis David is one of the most famous paintings of the Neoclassical period and holds significant importance both artistically and historically. Here are the key aspects of its importance: *1. Political Symbolism:* *Revolutionary Martyrdom:* The painting depicts the assassination of Jean-Paul Marat, a radical journalist and politician during the French Revolution. Marat was a staunch supporter of the Revolution and a key figure in the Jacobin faction. His death at the hands of Charlotte Corday, who opposed the radical turn of the Revolution, made him a martyr for the revolutionary cause. *Propaganda Tool:* David, who was an ardent supporter of the Revolution and a close friend of Marat, intended the painting to serve as a powerful piece of propaganda. It portrays Marat not just as a victim but as a hero who died for the Revolution. This helped to elevate Marat's status among the revolutionaries and solidify his legacy. *2. Artistic Significance:* *Neoclassical Style:* The painting exemplifies the Neoclassical style, with its emphasis on simplicity, clarity, and moral purpose. The composition is austere and stripped of unnecessary details, focusing entirely on the figure of Marat and the moment of his death. *Religious Imagery:* David intentionally used religious imagery to evoke the idea of martyrdom. The composition, with Marat's lifeless body and the stark, dark background, echoes depictions of Christ in Christian art, particularly in works showing the Pietà (the Virgin Mary cradling the dead body of Christ). This comparison elevates Marat’s sacrifice to a nearly divine level. *Emotional Power:* Despite its simplicity, "The Death of Marat" is emotionally powerful. The serene expression on Marat's face, coupled with the blood-stained note in his hand (a false letter of introduction from his assassin, Corday), evokes a sense of tragedy and sacrifice. *3. Historical Context:* *Reflection of the Times:* The painting reflects the turbulent political climate of the French Revolution, a time marked by intense political strife, violence, and shifting allegiances. David, through this work, captures a moment that resonated deeply with the revolutionary public. *The Role of Art in Politics:* David's painting demonstrates the role that art played in shaping public opinion and supporting political causes during the Revolution. It wasn't just a representation of an event but a tool for influencing how that event was perceived by the people. *4. Legacy:* *Cultural Impact:*"The Death of Marat" remains one of the most iconic images of the French Revolution. It has influenced countless artists and has been interpreted and reinterpreted in various ways over the centuries. *Enduring Symbolism:* The image of Marat, dying in his bath with a pen in hand, has become a lasting symbol of the revolutionary spirit, the power of the written word, and the complexities of political martyrdom. *Conclusion:* "The Death of Marat" is not only a masterpiece of Neoclassical art but also a deeply political work that captures the spirit of the French Revolution. Its importance lies in its ability to convey powerful messages through a combination of artistic excellence and political symbolism, making it one of the most significant paintings of its time. (-this comment took approximately 30 minutes...)
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Hello sir! This painting is “La Mort de Marat” painted by Jacques-Louis David. It is Jean-Paul Marat who lived during French Revolution. He was a radical journalist and scientist. He was in Jacobin group. The artist also lived at that time in France. He also participated in French Revolution and was a friend of Maximilian Robespierre. At the painting the artist wrote “À Marat. David”, which means “to Marat. David”. There are two similar paintings by Paul Jacques Aimé Baudry and Edvard Munch.
The piece is titled The Death of Marat. I dont know the artist, but the subject is jean-paul marat, a radical french political writer and scientist from the time of the french revolution. He had a skin condition which caused him to spend most of his life confined to his bathtub, where he was eventually assassinated by republican charlotte corday.
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Thankyou sir for giving such things
I seen it and also other paintings and I leaned something new about French revolution
Keep giving such things
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In combination of lenses
How does image formed by one lens becomes object for another lens(when no light is emanating from the image).
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I learned about him a few years ago . He's Jean Paul Marat , a great French philosopher of his times . His works motivated the formation of the jacobins club which eventually lead to the reigin of terror.... a crucial figure in french revolution , I guess it's my cue to read some of his works .
As for the artist.. I have got no idea 😅
The death of Murat. Who was killed July 13_-1793, By Charlotte who tricked Marat into allowing her into his apartment. Charlotte then stabbed Marat to death in his bath. She was later tried and guillotined for his murder.
Currently on display at The Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Belgium.
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Why is it that on old paintings, people always seem to suffer ? On portraits people look rather unhappy.
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Name - Jean-Paul Marat
“The Death of Marat” depicts Marat’s dedication and sacrifice for the revolution. It shows him writing in his final moments, highlighting his commitment and martyrdom.
-> Editor of the newspaper L’Ami du Peuple (“The Friend of the People”)
-> After King Louis XVI’s attempted escape in June 1791, Marat declared the king unfit to rule.
-> He harshly criticized the National Assembly for not deposing the king.
“The Death of Marat” depicts Marat’s dedication and sacrifice for the revolution. It shows him writing in his final moments, highlighting his commitment and martyrdom.
The painting is called "The Death of Marat". If I remember correctly Marat suffered from some sort of skin disease and needed to take long medicinal baths to soothe his skin. In spite of his condition, he was an active participant in French Revolution publishing many radical writings which he wrote while being soaked in bath. He was assassinated by a lady (I forgot the name) who was a Royalist sympathizer. The painting is a memorial of his death and was painted by his friend Jacques-Louis David.
I learnt about this painting when I was studying about French Revolution :)
The painting is 'The Death of Marat' by Jacques-Louis David
Marat was a friend of the artist and a French revolutionary leader.
The painting depicts his assassination. He suffered from seborrheic dermatitis which caused him to spend most of his time in his bath tub. The condition would result in flaky scalp or just really bad dandruff along with rashes on oily parts of the body,
The death of Murat ( Artust's friend & French Revolutionary who was murdered in 1793)
The Death of Marat (French: La Mort de Marat or Marat Assassiné) is a 1793 painting by Jacques-Louis David depicting the artist's friend and murdered French revolutionary leader, Jean-Paul Marat.[1] One of the most famous images from the era of the French Revolution, it was painted when David was the leading French Neoclassical painter, a Montagnard, and a member of the revolutionary Committee of General Security. Created in the months after Marat's death, the painting shows Marat lying dead in his bath after his assassination by Charlotte Corday on 13 July 1793.[2]
Sir why are we able to see image of image we should not be able to see because image can't reflect light Rays
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The art of art.
All great physicists liked art ? does it improve my physics ?
I'm more interested in what he wrote on the papers? )
it is written below - Marat (death). David.
Jacques-Louis David
The Death of Marat
1793
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Jacques Louis David - The Death of Marat
by Stephan Franck
"The Death of Marat" is not simply testimony to the murder of a leader of the French National Convention. Rather, the painting of Jeaques-Louis David is of art historical conciseness. For David is not only the author of the painting and an artist of the French Revolution, but also a friend of Marat from the political camp of the Jacobins.
The historical details can be taken from the picture almost without exception. In addition to the face of Marat in the bathtub, the murder weapon lying on the ground, the wooden box with the inscription "À Marat, David", the victim holds the letter addressed to him by the assassin Charlotte Corday together with the date prominently in the picture. The latter was close to the Girondists and had declared the politically active Marat to be an enemy.
Thus, this painting shows not only two of the prominent spokesmen of the revolution, but with the written finger pointing to the assassin also the disunity of the French people within this historical situation. With the help of these key data, the high staging of the just passing away becomes obvious to the viewer. Just like Caravaggio's "Entombment of Christ", David exaggerates Marat's sacrifice through the cast shadow-like lighting. The turning of the face towards the viewer transfigures the sitter into a martyr of his cause. Through the additionally inscribed temporality, in that David lets the victim slowly bleed to death, a quasi-religious dramaturgy is created for the viewer, which, in addition to satisfying sensationalism, symbolizes the apotheosis of the martyred as a hero for the French Revolution on the eve of modernity.
Jacques Louis David - The Death of Marat
Oil on canvas, 1793, 162 x 128 cm, Royal Museums of Fine Arts in Brussels
For more info go to art history.
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What does Marat's letter say?

The English translation is: The thirteenth of July, 1793. Marie-anne Charlotte Corday to citizen Marat. Given that I am unhappy, I have a right to your help.
What is the message of the painting "The death of Marat"?
The idea to paint Marat's death came from David himself. He conceived of the painting as a eulogy to his fallen comrade and as a political statement
The Death of Marat is a painting that both symbolises the French Revolution
The Death of Marat by Jacques-Louis David, 1793. It depicts the aftermath of the death of French Revolutionary leader Jean-Paul Marat.
La mort de Marat, Jacques-Louis David
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Death of marat, jacque louie-david
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How do we percieve a real image (which is formed outside a mirror or a lens) inside it.
This is the question I have been stuck with for a long time.
do ray tracing and you will see it with your own eyes
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Sir can you give me the pdf file of ohanian physics 2nd edition mentioned by you in this lecture
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To me some art is simply - blasphemous. Makes me lose interest and faith* in art in general, because perversion of the truth is sacrilegious in my eyes. Can't have our cake and eat it I suppose - because nobody's perfect... literally* #flameous😉
Answer to your true question prof(understood your question the second time listening) (This after my comment above🙏) Apologies for using AI*
(I looked up neoclassicism first like you said prof 🙏)
me: the death of marat imporetance
gpt:
"The Death of Marat" (1793) by Jacques-Louis David is one of the most famous paintings of the Neoclassical period and holds significant importance both artistically and historically. Here are the key aspects of its importance:
*1. Political Symbolism:*
*Revolutionary Martyrdom:* The painting depicts the assassination of Jean-Paul Marat, a radical journalist and politician during the French Revolution. Marat was a staunch supporter of the Revolution and a key figure in the Jacobin faction. His death at the hands of Charlotte Corday, who opposed the radical turn of the Revolution, made him a martyr for the revolutionary cause.
*Propaganda Tool:* David, who was an ardent supporter of the Revolution and a close friend of Marat, intended the painting to serve as a powerful piece of propaganda. It portrays Marat not just as a victim but as a hero who died for the Revolution. This helped to elevate Marat's status among the revolutionaries and solidify his legacy.
*2. Artistic Significance:*
*Neoclassical Style:* The painting exemplifies the Neoclassical style, with its emphasis on simplicity, clarity, and moral purpose. The composition is austere and stripped of unnecessary details, focusing entirely on the figure of Marat and the moment of his death.
*Religious Imagery:* David intentionally used religious imagery to evoke the idea of martyrdom. The composition, with Marat's lifeless body and the stark, dark background, echoes depictions of Christ in Christian art, particularly in works showing the Pietà (the Virgin Mary cradling the dead body of Christ). This comparison elevates Marat’s sacrifice to a nearly divine level.
*Emotional Power:* Despite its simplicity, "The Death of Marat" is emotionally powerful. The serene expression on Marat's face, coupled with the blood-stained note in his hand (a false letter of introduction from his assassin, Corday), evokes a sense of tragedy and sacrifice.
*3. Historical Context:*
*Reflection of the Times:* The painting reflects the turbulent political climate of the French Revolution, a time marked by intense political strife, violence, and shifting allegiances. David, through this work, captures a moment that resonated deeply with the revolutionary public.
*The Role of Art in Politics:* David's painting demonstrates the role that art played in shaping public opinion and supporting political causes during the Revolution. It wasn't just a representation of an event but a tool for influencing how that event was perceived by the people.
*4. Legacy:*
*Cultural Impact:*"The Death of Marat" remains one of the most iconic images of the French Revolution. It has influenced countless artists and has been interpreted and reinterpreted in various ways over the centuries.
*Enduring Symbolism:* The image of Marat, dying in his bath with a pen in hand, has become a lasting symbol of the revolutionary spirit, the power of the written word, and the complexities of political martyrdom.
*Conclusion:*
"The Death of Marat" is not only a masterpiece of Neoclassical art but also a deeply political work that captures the spirit of the French Revolution. Its importance lies in its ability to convey powerful messages through a combination of artistic excellence and political symbolism, making it one of the most significant paintings of its time.
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