The painting Liberty Leading the People depicts Delacroix as an allegorical goddess and a strong woman of the people, and Liberty, which reveals bare feet and chests, serves as a walking pedestal for the audience beyond the canvas. The Phrygian hat worn by Liberty was a symbol of liberty even during the French Revolution in 1789, but many art historians say that if the French Revolution was the beginning of the Romantic era, the painting was the end of Romanticism. Freedom-following protesters represent diverse social classes, such as bourgeois men in silk hats, students in hats, urban workers, and revolutionary leaders described as boys in guns. What they have in common is their eyes filled with intensity and determination. This is the mid-travel prompt I used to make these pieces. Le 28 juillet 1830: La Liberté Guiant le peuple in surrealist style --ar 16:9 The theme is "Freedom to Lead the People." (Francisco Goyat, Jean Baptiste, Jean-Philippe Lamo, Rosalva Cariera, ̧ Ois Boucher, Antoine Whatto, Lorenzo Bernini, Lorenzo Guiberti, Joshua Reynolds, Jean Auguste Dominique Ingress, and Titian Vechelio) These paintings were created using the work and expression methods of different artists to express the work in many ways. The image of the Liberty Goddess that leads people can express courage and strength as a leader, but I think the Liberty Goddess that I think is another expression of this work to create the world they want with people and to make it a little more freely.