The Shipwreck of Don Juan, 1840 by Ferdinand Victor Eugene Delacroix

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Title:

The Shipwreck of Don Juan, 1840

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Art

Description:

The Shipwreck of Don Juan, 1840

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Artist:

Ferdinand Victor Eugene Delacroix

Product code:

XIR182426

Edition type:

Open edition

Publisher:

Bridgeman Art Library

Copyright:

© Bridgeman Art Library / Louvre, Paris, France / Giraudon

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"the starving survivors in the long boat draw lots to decide who shall be sacrificed. The lots were made and marked and mixed and handed in silent horror";

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