"The Death of Socrates" is a
It represents the scene of the death of Greek philosopher
The painting is currently on display at the
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The Death of Marat — La Mort de Marat Artist Jacques Louis David Year 1793 Type oil on canvas Dimensions 162 cm × 128 cm (64 in × 50 in) Location … Wikipedia
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