
Jacques-Louis David, a French painter who was famous for grand, heroic pictures.
A brave leader named Napoleon rides a rearing white horse up a snowy mountain, pointing the way forward.
David painted it around 1801 to show Napoleon leading his soldiers across the tall Alps mountains into Italy.
It is painted in a grand, polished style that makes the hero look strong, calm, and larger than life.
Look at the rocks below the horse: the names of other famous leaders who crossed these mountains are carved there.
There are several versions of this painting kept in museums in France and Austria, including one near Paris.
In real life Napoleon crossed the mountains on a calm mule, but the painter chose a mighty horse to look more heroic.