The Witches' Sabbath | Eugène Delacroix | 1833 Size:14"x11" Moreau's work is known for

Moreau's work is known for its Symbolist style

The painting was first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1844

The image features a moonlit landscape with a serene body of water surrounded by dark

draws the viewer's attention to the emotional intensity of Christ's face

while peculiar instruments and objects appear scattered throughout the image

The Witches' Sabbath | Eugène Delacroix | 1833 Size:14"x11" Moreau's work is known forEugne Delacroixs The Witches Sabbath (1833) is a turbulent and nocturnal vision of supernatural frenzy set within a desolate, storm swept landscape. Rendered with energetic, swirling brushwork and dark, smouldering tones, the composition gathers a mass of distorted, writhing figures engaged in a demonic rite, while ruined architecture looms ominously in the background. The painting embodies Romanticisms fascination with the macabre, the irrational,