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They/them 🧡💛🤍🩵💙 Hun || 20yo

[lemo5657ni]

Camille and Lucille

[s0uuuls0-3]

HAPPY 14th JULY 🇫🇷🇫🇷💥

[joyeuse fête nationale à tous ✨🇫🇷💥]

237 ans mon dieu ils s’agirait peut-être de s’y remettre 🙂‍↕️

[alioshakaramazov]

A set of revolutionary brass buttons, with miniatures painted on ivory. French c. 1792-93 (Collection of Lillian Williams).

[alchemyfire]

FREV SUMMER 2026

(edited version - pls. use this list only)

(from Bastille to Tuileries)

It's finally here!

Tomorrow begins the summer challenge for all writers and artists who love the French Revolution and want to have a little fun.

This summer, like every year, we will have several events to remember. Some of them bring us joy and others sorrow.

So, let's be creative and share with others our deepest feelings about these events.

For those who don't yet know how it works, I'll summarize it.

The challenge runs from July 14th to August 10th, which are important milestones for anyone interested in the revolution.

We've compiled the prompts you've sent me into the list above - one for each day. Choose any one of them that inspires you and write fiction or poetry, or draw a picture and post it on your blog. You can choose one prompt each day or contribute just once.

Nothing is mandatory, we want you to have fun.

To help us all enjoy it, please tag your posts with:

#frevsummer2026

If you have any questions, please message me.

I also want to give a special thank you to those who participated in any way in the preparation. You are amazing. <3

[leathernlace00]

I tried to finish this for marats death anniversary but as you can see I lost motivation quickly.. sorry marat

[misscalming]

Video from TikTok that felt reposting here

[anotherhumaninthisworld]

Marat defends Danton for talking without taking his hat off

The agitators, paid to raise a clamor against the patriots of the Cordeliers Club, were merely waiting for a pretext. Danton — the vigorous Danton — gave them one during the first intermission by keeping his hat on. Since no law forbade the wearing of hats, and no decree had enshrined the servile custom of remaining bareheaded when actors were not on stage, Danton saw no reason to obey the imperious commands of those automatons who sought to perpetuate this servile habit — a relic of the Ancien Régime. For a few days, I saw a multitude of deluded citizens siding against Danton; they loudly criticized him for wishing to exercise the rights of a free man, arguing that one must respect custom and avoid setting an example of insubordination. Good heavens! Had such a disastrous maxim always been followed, what people would ever have broken their chains, and how could we ourselves have cast off the yoke? Given the fatal inclination toward servitude found in almost all men, what would become of nations were there not, in their midst, a few bold spirits — men intrepid enough to trample upon the orders of despots, raise the standard of insurrection, assault the ramparts of tyranny, and be the first to storm the breach?

Marat in number 504 of l’Ami du Peuple (June 28 1791)

AKA the difference between Marat and Robespierre in a nutshell:

At the Convention, [Léonard Bourdon] was one of the first who introduced the custom to debase it by indecent forms, like speaking there with the hat on the head and sitting there with a ridiculous outfit.  Robespierre in a private note on Léonard Bourdon, written June/July 1794

[bezelette]

Bastille Day, featuring Camille ☆

[janellefeng]

le 14 juillet

[aramistinguette]

happy Bastille Day citizens 💥

[bathtubwriter]

In honor of bastille day please accept this collection of French revolution plates I found on a secondhand platform.

This one is Low-key scary tbh.

Normal-ish. Ish.

Aaaand I have no idea who the last guy is

Bonus:

[bathtubwriter]

Alright part 2. Guillotine plate.

. Hébert

Mm this feels like it's missing half the collection

Aaaaaand the royals. Wasn't sure about including those but whatever.

[leathernlace00]

[mysticaldistancing]

Archangel of Terror

"One cannot reign innocently: the insanity of doing so is evident. Every king is a rebel and a usurper."

[twinktorturer]

men should be frail and sickly and scrawny and tubercular and dying and beautiful and feminine. reblogg ifyou agree

[saintjustitude]

Masterpost on Robespierre and Saint-Just's Relationship

aka "saintspierre"

and related Queer History Discussions

Analysis of the queerness of the fragments "On Affections" from Saint-Just's Institutions républicaines

Why we talk of queer erasure and homophobia when it comes to dismissing Robespierre and Saint-Just's relationship specifically

Digression from this post on homosociality and homosexuality in the late 18th century

Why projecting a father/son dynamic on Robespierre and Saint-Just is antiethical to their politics, personalities and identities

A few historians and other writers on Robespierre and Saint-Just's relationship

Two first-hand testimonies on the intimacy between Robespierre and Saint-Just

Why saintspierre doesn't reduce Saint-Just (just something very poetic I wrote about them)

About the lack of textual "evidence" part I

About the lack of textual "evidence" part II

Revolutionary perception of time and the forging of friendships during life-changing events

On Saint-Just using "tu" for Robespierre in the same letter in which Le Bas uses "vous"

Saint-Just wasn't only "one man among 21 who supported Robespierre" and even the Thermidorians knew it

(To be updated when I write more.)

[wigfucker]

:3

[dorodne-zuki]

my firts ever attack.... i had to draw vampire robespierre for @revolutionarywig

their designs and work lowkey started it all in a way.....