The French Revolution's Spirit

Female Figure of Liberty with French Flag and Soldiers

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  Prompt: In the style of painter by Eugène Delacroix, a painting depicts the July Revolution of 1830 in Paris, which overthrew the French King Charles with a strong woman central figure as a personified representation of Liberty leading the charge. She strides forward, the French tricolour flag held high in one hand and a bayoneted musket grasped in the other. Her face is calm and determined, her yellow dress flowing behind her. Surrounding her is a diverse group of revolutionaries, representing the working class, bourgeoisie, and students who fought together against the monarchy. On the left, a man in a top hat and tailored coat symbolizes the middle class, while a shirtless worker with a pistol represents the lower classes. A young student in a black beret also joins the fray, dual pistols in hand. The composition is dynamic and chaotic, with bodies strewn across the foreground and smoke billowing in the background. Bold, expressive brushstrokes and a vibrant color palette of reds, blues, and yellows to heighten the sense of energy and urgency. The composition is a pyramidal structure with Liberty at the apex creating a sense of order and monumentality amidst the tumult. Notre Dame cathedral in the background provides a symbolic link to the French revolutionary tradition and the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity, iconic work to become a universal symbol of revolution, freedom, and the struggle against oppression.
  
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Prompt: In the style of painter by Eugène Delacroix, a painting depicts the July Revolution of 1830 in Paris, which overthrew the French King Charles with a strong woman central figure as a personified representation of Liberty leading the charge. She strides forward, the French tricolour flag held high in one hand and a bayoneted musket grasped in the other. Her face is calm and determined, her yellow dress flowing behind her. Surrounding her is a diverse group of revolutionaries, representing the working class, bourgeoisie, and students who fought together against the monarchy. On the left, a man in a top hat and tailored coat symbolizes the middle class, while a shirtless worker with a pistol represents the lower classes. A young student in a black beret also joins the fray, dual pistols in hand. The composition is dynamic and chaotic, with bodies strewn across the foreground and smoke billowing in the background. Bold, expressive brushstrokes and a vibrant color palette of reds, blues, and yellows to heighten the sense of energy and urgency. The composition is a pyramidal structure with Liberty at the apex creating a sense of order and monumentality amidst the tumult. Notre Dame cathedral in the background provides a symbolic link to the French revolutionary tradition and the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity, iconic work to become a universal symbol of revolution, freedom, and the struggle against oppression.

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This is my attempt to recreate a masterpiece from the great artist Eugène Delacroix by giving a rather detailed description of his work I would like to have it try and replicate.

I have done a few tweaks along the way. But basically all it is a detailed description of his most famed work.
I wanted to see how (via description alone) close we could get. Or if maybe an even more interesting image can appear.

I would say "guess which painting it is from reading the prompt". But the AI did an outstanding job in the end of it.
I guess the fact that it is a work from Delacroix made direct referencing inevitable.