Joan of Arc
Eugène Romain Thirion · 1876
Why it's great
Eugène Thirion shows Joan of Arc, in a simple red dress, listening to the angels and saints whose voices, she said, told her to save France. He painted it in 1876.
🏛️ Part of history
The Hundred Years' War & Joan of Arc (1337–1453) — Eugène Thirion shows Joan of Arc, in a simple red dress, listening to the angels and saints whose voices, she said, told her to save France.
Where to see it
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Hang it on your wall
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Eugène Romain Thirion was a French painter born in Paris in 1839. He painted religious and historical scenes and portraits, and is best known for his poetic picture of Joan of Arc. He lived in Paris and died there in 1910.
