The artist’s darker 1847 sequel to this painting adds a window covered by purple drapes to the background and eschews blue for umber hues illuminated by a hidden lamp. A vase with flowers is painted onto the wall in this painting’s left background next to a pair of red doors, which cover a niche containing glassware. At the bottom of this painting, slippers are scattered around a foot warmer. Fifteen Cubist paintings (-5[1])labeled (-5[2])“A” through “O” comprise an homage to this (-5[1])painting by (10[1])Pablo Picasso. In this painting, blue and white calligraphy (-5[1])decorates a pulled-back curtain behind a Black attendant wearing a turban, (-5[1])who walks past two of the title figures sharing a hookah (-5[1])pipe. (-5[1])For 10 points, (-5[1])name this (-5[1])Eugène Delacroix (“oo-ZHEN del-uh-KRWAH”) painting of North African ladies. (0[1])■END■ (10[6]0[7])