Delacroix's

In White Flag, Jasper Johns's eponymous white painting of the stars-and-stripes flag appears solid, forming the wall of a compound, its shattered floor strewn with the hookah pipe and Arab slippers from one of Delacroix's Arabic paintings.

Turner prize 2010 – review Laura Cumming 2010

The wonderful drawings from the Louvre at the Morgan let us test Delacroix's hypothesis.

Drawn to Revolution Karen Wilkin 2011

The first room shows light-box images inspired by the 19th-century art he admires, like the studio shot of an upturned room that was loosely inspired by Delacroix's "Death of Sardanapalus" 1827.

Jeff Wall's 'Crooked Path' Brigid Grauman 2011

Delacroix's reflection appears to cover most, if not all, of the artists mentioned in this post: gifted artists who are not generally considered great, but who produced a single masterpiece, often early in their careers.

David Galenson: One-Hit Wonders Revisited: Happy Anniversary to The Last Picture Show David Galenson 2011

I'm the man in the tophat holding the rifle in Delacroix's Liberty Leading The People.

Breaking And Entering John Olson 2011

Delacroix's admiration for the freedom and intensity of Rembrandt's drawings is palpable, equally visible in a highly developed study of Christ on the Mount of Olives, in calligraphic sketches, or in a drawing from life, of an Arab, made during a formative early trip to North Africa.

Drawn to Revolution Karen Wilkin 2011

Delacroix's "Liberty Leading the People" embodied the utopian fervor of the French Revolution.

Brendan Smith: Calling All Artists: The Climate Movement Needs You Brendan Smith 2011

Paris Delacroix Remembered In 1864, a year after the death of French Romantic artist Eugène Delacroix, Henri Fantin-Latour painted "Homage to Delacroix" in response to what he considered a lack of recognition for Delacroix's genius.

What's On Around Europe 2011

Delacroix's "Liberty Leading the People" embodied the utopian fervor of the French Revolution.

Brendan Smith: Calling All Artists: The Climate Movement Needs You Brendan Smith 2011

Delacroix's hothouse lilies and tulips, by contrast, make a wildly unquiet still life where there is no place for the eye to take a rest.

Impressionist Gardens; Another World: Dalí, Magritte, Miró and the Surrealists 2010