Arch of Morning Glories, Study for ‘A Basket of Flowers’ 1848 - 1849

“Arch of Morning Glories, Study for ‘A Basket of Flowers’” is a charcoal and pastel drawing created by Eugène Delacroix in 1848-1849. The work showcases Delacroix’s meticulous attention to detail as it is a study for his larger painting, “A Basket of Flowers”. The drawing focuses on a lush arch of morning glory vines with delicate flowers and leaves, creating a sense of depth and light through masterful use of shading and color. This work highlights Delacroix’s ability to capture the beauty of nature in a dynamic and expressive style, characteristic of his romanticism.