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The name is "Freedom Leads the People".

You might as well upload this picture.

You may be describing Corot's masterpiece "Memories of Montfontaine".

Mystery and melancholy on a street.

Category] Oil Painting, Famous Painting.

Date] was made in 1914.

Author] Chirico.

Size] 87 71 cm.

Territory] Now in a private collection in New Cannan, Connecticut, USA [Introduction] The perspective on the painting is very appealing. On the right there is a large shadow obscured by dark brown and gray vaulted buildings, and on the left is a low white arcade that stretches long. The sky was overcast, but the streets were bright.

At this moment, a lonely little girl with a hoop appears in the left corner, her shadow as if dragged in from outside the painting. There was another ghostly shadow ahead, long dragging along the brightly lit streets. All this is both illogical and terrifying.

In front of that shadow, there is an empty compartment of an old-fashioned truck, the doors of which are wide open, and the scenery is incomprehensible, causing frequent confusion to the viewer. Judging by the time, it looks like a late autumn afternoon, but the city square is silent. The commercial market is closed, which is quite suspicious of the end of the city.

Chirico admits that the painting was inspired by Nietzsche's depiction of Italian desert squares, which are dream-like and time-sensitive, as the sun in Italy becomes lower and the shadows are longer than in summer.

Portrait of the Marquise de Pompadour by Latour.

Mrs. Rimsky Korsakov" works by Winterhardt.

These two famous paintings are more in line with the conditions given by the landlord, I don't know if you are looking for them.

Munch's "The Scream".

You see if it's this:

3 This is not a complete work, but only a part: The Life of Marie de' Medici, also called Marie de' Medici's Arrival in Marseille. Rubens works.

It's about a political marriage. The woman in the middle of this partial work is Mary Medici, the princess on the shore, and the two women next to her are noblewomen and maids. The whole work shows the moment when Marie de' Medici married and her group just arrived in Hong Kong.

It's like I've seen it, and I've forgotten.

The first: The Death of Socrates, an oil painting by the famous French painter Jacques Dawit in 1787.

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The first is supposed to be a painting of Judas betraying Jesus, the third is supposed to be the English foggy, and the second is unknown.