Eugène Delacroix and the Paris Salons (1820–1850)

1. Delacroix debuts with *The Barque of Dante*

   Apr 24, 1822Labels: Eug ne, The Barque, Paris Salon

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2. French state purchases *The Barque of Dante*

   Jul 16, 1822Labels: French state, The Barque

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3. *The Massacre at Chios* opens at Salon

   Aug 25, 1824Labels: The Massacre, Greek War, Paris Salon

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4. *The Execution of Doge Marino Faliero* shown at Salon

   Jan 1, 1827Labels: The Execution, Eug ne, Paris Salon

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5. *The Death of Sardanapalus* exhibited at Salon

   Jan 1, 1827Labels: The Death, Eug ne

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6. French government buys *Liberty Leading the People*

   Jan 1, 1831Labels: Liberty Leading, French government

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7. *The Murder of the Bishop of Liège* exhibited

   Jan 1, 1831Labels: The Murder, Paris Salon, Walter Scott

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8. *Liberty Leading the People* shown at 1831 Salon

   Jun 1, 1831Labels: Liberty Leading, Paris Salon

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9. *Women of Algiers in their Apartment* shown

   Jan 1, 1834Labels: Women of, Eug ne, Paris Salon

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10. *Christ on the Cross* exhibited at Salon

    Jan 1, 1835Labels: Christ on, Eug ne, Paris Salon

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11. Commission for *Crusaders Entering Constantinople*

    Jan 1, 1838Labels: Crusaders Entering, King Louis-Philippe

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12. *Jewish Wedding in Morocco* exhibited at Salon

    Jan 1, 1841Labels: Jewish Wedding, Eug ne, Paris Salon

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13. *Crusaders Entering Constantinople* exhibited at Salon

    Jan 1, 1841Labels: Crusaders Entering, Paris Salon, King Louis-Philippe

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