Iconic by Eugene Delacroix Liberty Leading the People as a free wallpaper for your phone, your tablet and your desktop, full screen, in high resolution.
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Delacroix painted this in 1830 right after watching Paris tear itself apart. Liberty's bare chest isn't scandal. It's allegory. Exposed skin meant divinity in classical art. She's not a woman, she's an idea made flesh. And she has followers: a kid with pistols, a man in a top hat, workers with swords. Everyone. She doesn't belong to one class. Delacroix put himself in the painting too, the man with the rifle. A painting borrowed by every uprising since.
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