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Right now drawing mainly historical fun : ) //COMISSIONS OPEN//
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ok but hear me out: archangel saint-just and fallen angel robespierre
(or they could be both fallen angels you choose)
I had a lot of fun drawing these, thanks for the prompt anon!
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i decided to draw a bit before goin' to sleep..... this sketch came out wonderful in my opinion
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french revolution discourse in 1850: was Robespierre really as terrible as his political opponents claimed?
french revolution discourse in 1900: was Robespierre really as terrible as his political opponents claimed?
french revolution discourse in 1950: was Robespierre really as terrible as his political opponents claimed?
french revolution discourse in 2000: was Robespierre really as terrible as his political opponents claimed?
french revolution discourse in 2024: was Robespierre UGLY?
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Few pages from my 2 month sketchbook in no particular order. Yeah the theme is not very consistent haha
#myart#frev#frev art#maximilien robespierre#french revolution#sketches#frederick the great#dante alighieri#rococo#napoleon 1927#brutalism#brutalist architecture#sketchbook#louis antoine de saint just#saint just
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Modern Camille reluctantly gives Maxime relationship advice. (Since the relationship in question is Saintspierre and Camille/SJ's historical beef somehow carried over into Modern AU)
lol this turned out longer than expected
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not dead, just burnt out. but hey, i made a meme! sorry for the poor choice of portraits, i was in a hurry
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the DISTURBING agenda behind the FRENCH REVOLUTION 😱😱😱
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The 18th century equivalents of "Say no to banned books" and "Fuck colonialism" (or, in other words, my favourite Robespierre quotes)
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