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d.). In fact, he was commissioned by the revolutionaries – the Jacobins – to paint three successive works to depict these ideals, and to glorify martyrs of the revolution (Khan Academy, n.

d.). This helped to transition France into the beginning of the end of monarchy and the church in many ways. While at first observation, Marat appears to be a victim and hero of the revolution, it is important to notice the purposeful elements of the artwork that David specifically included to literally paint a picture of idealism.

(1830). Liberty Leading the People. Conclusion The French Revolution produced timeless art that tells the story of a society yearning for change, a falling monarchy, and the rise of science, knowledge and the rise of secularism. Whether politically charged or not, the specific characteristics of the art itself helps the viewer connect with the emotional significance of the subject’s time. Word Count: 689ReferencesKhan Academy. (n.

d.). Jacques-Louis David, The Death of Marat. Khan Academy. Retrieved December 19, 2017 from https://www.