David's Death of Marat. Anyone who has read The Eight will know the significance of this painting.
David's Intervention of the Sabine Women. In The Eight, David uses Mireille and Valentine as models for two of the women. Below I've included details of these two women. I know Mireille and Valentine aren't real, but I always think of them when I see this painting.
This is Mireille:
This is Valentine:
David's Napoleon Crossing the Alps:
Here are two paintings by David at the National Gallery in Washington,
DC. I took these pictures during my visit in April 2019. Napoleon in
1812:
David's portrait of his wife. She was a royalist and left him because
of his support for the French Revolution. This is briefly mentioned in
The Eight.
Here are pictures I took of two of David's paintings at the
Metropolitan Museum in New York in May 2017. The Death of
Socrates: 
The chemist Antoine Lavoisier (who was guillotined during the French Revolution) and his wife Marie-Anne. I'm pretty sure Lavoisier is not mentioned in The Eight, but I could be wrong.
