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Liberty Leading the People Notebook and Pen Gift Set combines a lined notebook featuring Eugène Delacroix’s iconic 1830 painting with a matching refillable metal pen and a presentation box. At the center of the composition, the allegorical figure of Liberty advances over a barricade and raises the French tricolor as armed Parisians move forward around her.
The painting refers specifically to the July Revolution of 1830, not the French Revolution of 1789. The uprising ended the Bourbon Restoration under Charles X and opened the way to the July Monarchy under Louis-Philippe. Delacroix transforms this recent political upheaval into a hybrid of modern history and allegory: real-looking citizens, weapons, smoke and fallen bodies share the scene with a symbolic personification of Liberty.
Artwork Liberty Leading the People Official Louvre title Le 28 juillet 1830. La Liberté guidant le peuple Artist Eugène Delacroix Year 1830 Artwork Entity Type Painting Subject Type Historical-Allegorical Historical event July Revolution, 27–29 July 1830 Central figure Allegorical personification of Liberty Medium Oil on canvas Dimensions 260 × 325 cm Museum Musée du Louvre Inventory RF 129 Movement Romanticism / French Romanticism Product type Notebook and Pen Gift Set Notebook pages Lined Pen Matching refillable metal pen Presentation box Included Size One Size
The painting has one of the strongest recognition structures in nineteenth-century art: Liberty, the raised French tricolor and the forward-moving pyramidal crowd form an immediate visual unit. That central structure can remain powerful on a notebook even though the original canvas is much wider than the product format.
The crop still matters. A successful notebook adaptation should preserve Liberty and the full tricolor first, then retain the armed boy and enough barricade or lower-foreground context to keep the scene tied to the July Revolution rather than reducing it to a generic patriotic figure.
Red is the final recommended hero color because it connects directly with the tricolor and repeated warm accents. Blue is the fallback if the Red mockup reduces separation around Liberty or the flag. The final color set is Red, Blue, Black and Brown.
Red is the recommended hero color because it reinforces the French tricolor and the painting’s strongest warm symbolic accents.
Blue is the fallback hero and connects with the tricolor, cool smoke and blue passages repeated across the composition.
Black provides the strongest neutral contrast around weapons, coats, smoke and barricade shadows.
Brown supports the painting’s earth, debris, smoke, ochre clothing and warm lower-foreground palette.
Review the product gallery to compare the final artwork crop on Red, Blue, Black and Brown.
Delacroix painted Liberty Leading the People in 1830 in response to the July Revolution, the Three Glorious Days of 27, 28 and 29 July when Parisians rose against King Charles X. The uprising ended the Bourbon Restoration and led to Louis-Philippe’s accession and the beginning of the July Monarchy. The Louvre’s official title begins with 28 July 1830, anchoring the painting to that specific revolutionary moment.
The central woman is not presented as a documented individual leader of the uprising. She is an allegorical personification of Liberty, combining classical and contemporary qualities while raising the French tricolor above the advancing crowd.
The painting combines recent history with symbolic construction. Barricades, weapons, smoke, dead bodies and contemporary social types establish the modern event, while Liberty, her Phrygian cap and the elevated tricolor turn the uprising into a broader allegorical image.
The original is an oil painting on canvas measuring 260 × 325 cm and is held by the Musée du Louvre under inventory number RF 129. The work underwent a major restoration from October 2023 to April 2024 and returned to public display in May 2024.
Cover material PU Printing Single-sided UV printing on the front cover Notebook interior Lined pages Closure detail Strap with metal buckle detail Pen Matching refillable metal pen Notebook dimensions 8.5 × 5.9 in, approximately 21.6 × 15 cm Presentation box dimensions 9.2 × 9.2 in, approximately 23.4 × 23.4 cm Listed set weight 0.55 kg, approximately 1.21 lb Size One Size
Keep the notebook dry and avoid prolonged exposure to water. Protect the cover from sharp objects and scratches. Store the set in a dry place when it is not in use.
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The painting refers to the July Revolution of 1830, especially the Three Glorious Days of 27–29 July. It should not be described as a depiction of the French Revolution of 1789.
The uprising took place in France in 1830 at the end of the Bourbon Restoration under Charles X. It resulted in Louis-Philippe’s accession and the beginning of the July Monarchy.
The French tricolor is the primary symbol. The Phrygian cap is secondary, while the barricade provides both historical setting and a further revolutionary symbol.
Not in a literal photographic sense. Delacroix compresses the Three Glorious Days into a constructed history painting that combines recent events with allegory and symbolic leadership.
She is Delacroix’s allegorical personification of Liberty rather than a documented individual woman identified as the literal leader of the uprising.
It is both. Delacroix uses a real recent political event, contemporary-looking fighters and barricade imagery together with an allegorical central figure of Liberty.
The original is held by the Musée du Louvre in Paris under inventory number RF 129.
The Louvre records the canvas as 260 × 325 cm.
Yes. The Louvre carried out a major restoration from October 2023 to April 2024, and the painting returned to public display in May 2024.
Yes. The set includes a matching refillable metal pen. The exact refill specification is not listed.
No. The artwork is applied with single-sided UV printing on the front cover.
The notebook measures 8.5 × 5.9 in, approximately 21.6 × 15 cm.
Yes. A presentation box measuring 9.2 × 9.2 in, approximately 23.4 × 23.4 cm, is included.
