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Title	The Sabine Women [The Intervention of the Sabine Women].
Alternative Title	The Sabine Women Enforcing Peace by Running Between the Combatants.
Creator	David, Jacques-Louis (French painter and draftsman, 1748-1825)
Date	1799
Cultural Context	French European Western European Roman Ancient Roman Italian
Style/Period	Neoclassical
Theme	Paintings (visual works) Oil paintings (visual works) History paintings Legends (folk tales) Folk tales Folklore Narrative (artistic device) Narratives (document genres) Storytelling Scenes (depictions) Battles Battlefields Armed conflicts Deaths Figurative art Figures (representations) Men (male humans) Soldiers Warriors Military personnel Armies Armed forces Equestrians Officers (military officers) Leaders (people) Kings (people) Rulers (people) Founders (originators) Fathers Parents Husbands Women Daughters Mothers Wives Spouses Families Adults Children (people by age group) Youth Infants Boys Twins Brothers Elderly Old age Nudes (representations) Nudity Costume (mode of fashion) Drapery (representations) Military uniforms Uniforms Armor (protective wear) Shields (armor) Paludamentum Capes (outerwear) Cloaks Fasteners Clasps (fasteners) Helmets Crests (helmets) Headgear Phrygian caps Caps (headgear) Headcloths (headgear) Headbands (headgear) Hairstyles Sandals Shoes (footwear) Footwear Standing Kneeling Gesture Protection Fear Expression Horseback riding Riding (traveling) Sitting Horses War horses Riding horses (animals) Animals Domestic animals Wolves Wild animals Wildlife Weapons Spears (weapons) Swords Blades (tool and equipment components) Hilts Sheaths (cases) Shoulder straps (object components) Archery Bows (weapons) Standards (identifying artifacts) Banners Architecture (object genre) Buildings Citadels Forts Fortresses Fortifications Exterior views Architectural elements Walls Exterior walls Battlements Crenellations Towers (building divisions) Cliffs Sky Clouds
Subject	Paintings Oil paintings Legends Storytelling Campaigns & battles Battlefields Fighting Death Homicides Men Kings Rulers People associated with politics & government Military officers Military personnel Soldiers Warriors Armies People associated with military activities Fathers Women Mothers Spouses Couples Families Adults Children Youth Infants Twins Boys Older people Dead persons Nudes Breasts Muscles Clothing & dress Military uniforms Uniforms Capes (Clothing) Fasteners Hats Helmets Headgear Headbands (Headgear) Hairstyles Sandals Shoes Footwear Standing Gestures Lifting & carrying Fear Crying Horseback riding Riding Sitting Horses Animals Wolves Arms & armament Daggers & swords Spears Archery Bows (Archery) Standards (Identifying artifacts) Military standards Banners Architecture Buildings Forts & fortifications Architectural elements Structural elements Walls Battlements Towers Rocks Cliffs Clouds
People Pictured	Sabines Hersilia Titus Tatius Tatius Romulus, King of Rome Remus (Twin of Romulus, King of Rome) Roman she-wolf (Legendary character)
Location Depicted	Rome (Italy) Capitoline Hill (Italy) Italy
Material	Oil on canvas Oil paint (pigmented coating) Paint Canvas
Measurements	12' 8 x 17' 3/4 in (386 x 520 cm)
Technique	Painting (image-making) Oil painting (technique)
Inscription	Artist's name and date, bottom left corner, next to Tatius' leg.
Work Type	Paintings Oil paintings History paintings
Repository	Musee du Louvre (Paris, France)
Source	Eisenman, Stephen F. Nineteenth Century Art: A Critical History. 3rd ed. New York: Thames & Hudson, 2007. (fig. 1.28, p.46)
Rights	Photo/illustration credit/reproduced in Eisenman courtesy: Musee du Louvre, Paris. Photo Bulloz.
Digital Publisher	University of Louisville Department of Fine Arts/Allen R. Hite Art Institute Visual Resources Center
Format	image/jpeg
Digital File Name	VRC 1153-23.jpg
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