Apologies in advance to those of you who don't know/don't appreciate the French Revolution. This is Saint-Just (the hot one) and Robespierre (the half-dead one) at some point between Robespierre's jaw getting blown off and their being guillotined the next day. Poor Robespierre looks so icky...! Sorry the scan came out a bit dubious on this one...wrinkly-looking...
What an incredible image. You seamlessly convey the mood and agony of these two through your great attention to positioning and minute detail. Very, very nice.
Oh, wonderful! Beautiful! I LOVE this...wow. Conveys the feeling so wel..... amazing. And I love the french revolution - vive la Revolution!
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Rather than asking Who am I? we
might ask, In how many ways can I be myself? Rather
than asking What is my place in the world? the
question might be better put, In how many ways can I
experience a sense of belonging to the world?
Poor Robespierre! The expression in Saint Just's face is moving, and poor, poor Robespierre. I love the folds in Robespierre's coat; there's just a nice crispness that's very pleasing.
Oh my freaking God how did I not see this before?! This is beautiful Antoine's expression is so wonderful! May I add it to my site? (Saint-Just.net... I have some of your other stuff there too ^^)
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Don’t mind my babblings…
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Rather than asking Who am I? we
might ask, In how many ways can I be myself? Rather
than asking What is my place in the world? the
question might be better put, In how many ways can I
experience a sense of belonging to the world?
Poor Robespierre! The expression in Saint Just's face is moving, and poor, poor Robespierre. I love the folds in Robespierre's coat; there's just a nice crispness that's very pleasing.
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"Valjean is dead, and I'm an ass."- Javert
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"Possession isn't 9/10ths of the law, it's 9/10ths of the problem."-John Lennon
Once again: Vive la Revolution!
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