Answer:
The Intervention of the Sabine Women by Jacques-Louis David.
Explanation:
The composition The Intervention of the Sabine Women (1799), by the French painter Jacques-Louis David, shows the moment when the Sabinas women are being kidnapped by Roman soldiers in a town square, which generates a great tumult and is visible. the horror on them. This myth is part of the history of the founding of Rome.
The battle is fought between Romulus on the right, wielding a spear, as shown by the shield's emblem, and Talius, leader of the Sabines, on the left, who wields a sword, are both naked. Among them, in the foreground, is Hersília, the daughter of Tácio, dressed in white. She stands between them with open arms in an attempt to paralyze the conflict.
David used this composition, whose theme belongs to classical antiquity, in order to express the need for reconciliation between the different civil groups involved in the French Revolution.
