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Hotted dogs, for zhangrrr
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I loved the characterisation this two gave us in Un peuple et son roi
BUT THERE WAS A TIME:
i think i’m the first person ever cosplaying Marat
anyways hello, this is my ticket to officially join frevblr 🕺🏻
(Part 2)
Sorry for any duplicates but they are pretty!
Happy birthday Marat!!
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L.P. Durasov's illustrations from A.P. Levandovsky's book "The triumvirs of the Revolution" (1980).
My friend’s been translating J.Massin’s Marat into language that I can read. She’s done with part 2 now, which means I also finished reading part 2!!!
I’ve decided to make a little doodle of Marat for each part, as a recognition of her translating and my reading progress. Here’s the previous one and the first one. I put much less thought into that one loll.
For this one, the pose was inspired by Bex’s lovely drawing of Marat. But I also added the broken chains as a reference to Marat’s writing Chains of Slavery. I have to admit I was also thinking of Mexican revolution leader Miguel Hidalgo. Chains are always an element of his portraits. I guess in my head they are biblically dramatic in a similar way!