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Presenting a collection of fine works of art that embody some of the essential principles of the DLE Program. Each painting, distinct in style and genre, is an artistic _expression of one key facets that comprise the framework of leadership. Together, they provide a canvas of guiding strokes to refresh and reinforce the learnings of DLE
This work is a semi-allegorical glorification of the idea of liberty, and the courageous spirit that drove her to lead the people to freedom in the French Revolution. This canvas, celebrates the day when the people rose and dethroned the Bourbon King to crown Louis-Philippe. The painting is filled with rhetoric, the fearless
Liberty Leading the People Eugene Delacroix
spirit evident in the outstretched figure of Liberty, in the bold attitudes of the people following her and in the heroic poses of those fighting for liberty.
In the summer of 1800, Napoleon advanced into Italy with a small army. The artist portrays an incident from his great military campaign the Emperor advancing in the face of risk to cross the treacherous Great Saint Bernard pass on a rearing horse. The careful detail reflects Napoleon's bold and
Napoleon Crossing the Alps Jacques Louis David
decisive attitude. Encapsulating his words "Around here we follow the Marshall Plan. I'm the Marshall, and I make the plan."
This work is a semi-allegorical glorification of the idea of liberty, and the courageous spirit that drove her to lead the people to freedom in the French Revolution. This canvas, celebrates the day when the people rose and dethroned the Bourbon King to crown Louis-Philippe. The painting is filled with rhetoric, the fearless
Liberty Leading the People Eugene Delacroix
spirit evident in the outstretched figure of Liberty, in the bold attitudes of the people following her and in the heroic poses of those fighting for liberty.
In the summer of 1800, Napoleon advanced into Italy with a small army. The artist portrays an incident from his great military campaign the Emperor advancing in the face of risk to cross the treacherous Great Saint Bernard pass on a rearing horse. The careful detail reflects Napoleon's bold and
Napoleon Crossing the Alps Jacques Louis David
decisive attitude. Encapsulating his words "Around here we follow the Marshall Plan. I'm the Marshall, and I make the plan."
