In a portrait from this historical period, an African-born man in formal dress poses with his elbow on a marble bust. A socialite displays the fashions of this historical period in a portrait in which she reclines on a backless sofa, wears a very high-waisted white gown, and sports a Titus cut. During his turn to “Greek” style in this period, an artist painted Hersilia throwing herself between Tatius and Romulus to represent peace. The Académie (“ah-cahd-ay-MEE”) ceased operation during this period. Neoclassical painters of this period emphasized civic virtue in works like The Intervention of the Sabine Women, as well as a painting in which a politician drops a quill to the floor (10[1])and holds a bloodied letter. For 10 points, Jacques-Louis David painted a politician of what period in his bathtub (10[1])in The Death of Marat ■END■