Delacroix’s Diary is a unique and breathtaking look at the inner world of one of the most brilliant and controversial artists of the 19th century, whose name is associated with drama, passion and the irreconcilable struggle for freedom of expression. This book, written by an unknown author, immerses the reader in diary entries that reveal not only the artist’s creative path, but also his personal experiences, doubts and inspiration. It combines sincerity, deep analysis and a vivid description of events, which makes Delacroix’s Diary not just a biographical note, but a real portrait of an era and a man who was not afraid to go against the flow. What is hidden behind the pages of this diary? First of all, this is a story about the passion for art, about finding your own style and about the ongoing pursuit of perfection . The author's records tell about how Delacroix faced criticism, how he was inspired by the great masters of the past and how his own works caused a storm of emotions among viewers and critics. At the same time, the book lifts the veil over his personal life - about romantic relationships, friendships and conflicts that shaped his character and becoming an artist. The reader will be able to feel the atmosphere of Paris of the XIX century, its cultural life, political unrest and social changes, which could not but leave an imprint on the work of Delacroix. This book will especially appeal to lovers of art history, connoisseurs of biographies and diary entries, as well as those who are interested in the identity of the artist, whose name has become a symbol of romanticism. The age range of readers is from teenagers starting their journey in the art world to adults seeking a deep understanding of the era and personality. Delacroix's Diary is not just a book about an artist, it is a window into his soul, allowing him to understand what drives the creator, and why his works remain relevant today. The themes raised in this book are the struggle for freedom of expression, the impact of personal experiences on creativity, political and social change in 19th-century Europe, and the issues of finding one's place in the world. The author's style is lively, emotional and accurate, which makes reading not only informative, but also very exciting. In the diary entries, there is sincerity and passion, which allows the reader to feel like a participant in events, experiencing every inspiration and disappointment of the artist. "Diary of Delacroix" is a work worthy of attention not only of connoisseurs of classical art, but also of all those who are looking for inspiration and want to understand what is behind the great masterpieces. This book is an excellent choice for those who love biographies, diaries and historical novels, as well as for those who want to get acquainted with a person who was able to express their feelings and ideas through art, leaving an indelible mark on world culture. The author's unusual style, his ability to convey the atmosphere of time and the inner world of the hero make Delacroix's Diary an unforgettable reading that will leave a deep trace in the heart of every reader.