Azzrael99

Artist, dream maker🌛. Frev💙🤍♥️And i ♥️🍊Sometime elves🧝🏻‍♂️. D&D... etc Esp.❤️💛❤️ @azzrael99/Instagram

[azzrael99]

On a day like today, Maxime is born. I have made a small gift for him and for all the citizens who appreciate him. For a long time he has fascinated me just like the French Revolution, I have always felt close to him and that is why after so long without drawing him I wanted to show him that I still appreciate him.

Happy birthday Maxime!!🎉🎁❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

(I'm sure Saint-Just has a special gift for you jeje🤭)

My frev spirit has returned!!❤️‍🔥

[marisco136]

A drawing of Saint-Just that I made a few days ago, what do you think? ✨

[azzrael99]

It's so cute!! The color and the facial expression are so adorable

[aedislumen]

« Du Droit social ou Principes du droit naturel »

A manuscript by Saint-Just on political theory

While I was in Paris, I took the chance to visit the BnF, where this rather important and little known work about political theory written by Saint-Just is kept. I took a picture of each page for @sieclesetcieux and his research and assembled them all in a pdf you can consult here.

It was very emotional for me to browse through and touch such an old artifact!

A useful transcription of its content was done by Alain Liénard and can be downloaded in various format from the following link; if you are interested in the story of this manuscript and its content, I encourage you to read the article "Note philologique sur le manuscrit de Saint-Just faussement intitulé « De la nature »" by Anne Quennedey.

Below you can find some random pictures from the manuscript, because, let's be real, archival material from more than 200 years ago has a charming beauty of its own.

Bonus: the cute spine of the booklet with flower decorations

[miablurry]

Anatomical history | 2: Georges Couthon

It is still heavily debated on which exact illnes or injury caused Georges Couthon's paralysis. However there are two main theories that are accepted in historical fields, both of which are Myelitis and MS (or as more know: Multiple Sclerosis). Another theory that was heavily used even in 1700s was tuberculosis paralysis (Pott's paraplegia, but that theory doesn't have enough historical or medical evidence to back it up.)

Couthon's Myelitis caused an inflammation in his spinal cord. Such inflammation is what is thought to have caused his issues with pain and paralysis. It is not entirely known whether his inflamation was in his Thoric spine or in his lumbar spine as it is not correctly recorded in any resources whether his lower back was paralyzed with his legs. But it is believed to be mostly in his lumbar back, most likely in the spinal cord near the L1 vertebrae.

His paralysis also caused pain in his thighs and legs (AKA he still had sensation in the affected areas but couldnt use them. Which is a huge symptom of Myelitis)

In the end the condition forced him to use a cane, then two crutches, and then by 1793 he was completely wherlchair-bound.

His MS didn't cause cause the "usual" symptoms of visual impairments or mood problems, so that theory is almost completely supported only on the grounds of his muscle atrophy and spinal weakness before his paralysis.

Additionally:

Georges Couthon has always had some issues with either his legs or joints as it is recorded that even in childhood he had pains in those places.

[historicalshroe]

Saint-just, Couthon, and Robespierre the throuple awww.. I imagine their ship name would be too long... corobesjust, saintrobesthon robescojust idfk

And uncoloured version

[dorodne-zuki]

i might make a sticker out of him... polish cons get ready...

[theorahsart]

Can you name all the Jacobins in this picture? >:3

[thefairyfellermasterstroke]

FREV FANS/HISTORIANS PLEASE HELP ME i cant find the link to saint just's speech against the Indulgents that i literally have screenshot of because i quoted it on my essay but i need the link for the citations PLEASE HELP ME OUT THE ESSAY IS DUE TOMORROW AND IDK WHY I CANT FIND IT ANYMORE

[napolebonasacc]

Maximilien de Robespierre

By Louis-Léopold Boilly

[azzrael99]

I love those garments that change color depending on how the light hits them, especially in the folds. Robespierre probably wore one.

I need to paint this....

new challenge🖌

[plantemane]

oh right I’m gonna put this here, it’s the reveal of my ROBESPIERRE DOLL!! He arrived to my home while I was on the vacation to Paris unfortunately (so super sad I didn’t get to bring him with me) but the good news is that he is safe and sound in my hands! I will probably visit Paris again so maybe he can come with me next time instead.

Here’s some bonus pictures of him btw

I got a little cockade at the Carnavalet museum on my trip so I gave him that to hang onto :)) he’s just the sweetest thing ever and he is SUPER soft. My own real one of a kind gem ✨

[azzrael99]

Joyeux anniversaire Max !!! 🎉

[janellefeng]

Joyeux anniversaire, Robespierre. Wherever you are, thank you again and here's to another year.

*The biography is called Robespierre: A Revolutionary Life. For the Introduction's title, Peter Mcphee was in fact referencing another quote by another biographer (Janet Malcolm) for a different biography.

[theorahsart]

Happy Birthday to this visionary day dreamer~

[azzrael99]

Looking at what's visible on Procope in Paris via Google

Someone's peeking out...

[revolutionarywig]

vampire robespierre doodles between work that just kept going and going

[aramistinguette]

[saintjustitude]

can we have the uncensored version maybe 👉👈

[azzrael99]

😏

[azzrael99]

I haven't uploaded anything for a while... and when I draw I get a horrible wrist pain again

😭😭😭

I'm leaving an sketch here ;)

[azzrael99]

Thanks for your concern :) I'm feeling much better now. I hope to finish it soon hehe