MUSE.

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[astirastyr]

It seems nature has cleansed itself so thoroughly that I’ve started drawing Romans again…

This piece had actually been sitting unfinished for a long time, and today something suddenly pushed me to finally complete it. I haven’t been reading much new material about them lately, but apparently there’s still a strong reluctance inside me to fully let this subject go.

Well — we’ll push through. I still don’t entirely like my own drawing style, but I suppose that’s part of the process.

…Sulla and Lucullus in Asia!!! :)

My heart always warms up when I read about this particular period of their lives. It’s far from heroic chronicles, but it feels so much more alive because of that. I wanted to draw something with exactly this kind of spirit :>

[thempyrealexicon]

#oops

[vargulfur]

[kyleesarthell]

Androgeus

[blondebrainpowered]

Fragments of the spectacular marine mosaics from the baths of a Roman townhouse excavated on Via Panisperna in 1888.

[caeruleumvexillum]

This compilation makes it look as if Agrippa didn't have an aging/evolution process and just popped out like that with his manly brows™️

[wulfhalls]

rome hbo // fyodor dostoevsky

[mouthbrood]

*with barely controlled lust* ur like a brother to me

[theamazingmurderrocks]

[moderntemplar-deactivated202512]

The Eagles of Rome by Enrico Marini

[markantonys]

rest in fucking pieces antony

[caesxr]

ah yes the first triumvirate

[mansenila]

Marcus Agrippa carrying his fragile Augustus to become a ruler of Rome

A small drawing based on a meme with Terminator and Mr. Bean

[beetleboxx]

My friend said I’m like his white sibling from the same womb so I made this

[spockvarietyhour]

how will people know I'm talking abt Caesar unless I canoe the information to them.

[antraxwillneverend]

[harritudur]

The ROMAN THEATRE OF ORANGE (Vaucluse, France) is the best preserved Roman theatre in Europe.

Built in the 1st century AD, it served the Roman colony of Arausio which was founded in 40 BC. The stage, which is 61 meters (200 ft) long and raised about one meter from the ground, is backed by a 37-meter-high (121 ft) wall whose height has been preserved completely. It is decorated with low reliefs commemorating the establishment of the Pax Romana, the central niche contains a monumental statue of the emperor Augustus. Mime, pantomime, poetry readings were the dominant forms of entertainment. Today, it is still used as its former function, primarily for opera and plays, alongside its use as a tourist spot.

[panthermouthh]

Caesar, now be still— I killed not thee with half so good a will.

INPRNT