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The house of Batiatus.
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The house of Batiatus.
"Ave Imperator, morituri te salutant."
Sketch 4605 (pencil on paper) by Spartacus, circa 1950–1969.
Created for one of America’s first exclusively gay male publications, Bob Mizer’s pioneering Pictorial Physique. Spartacus (a pseudonym) originally marketed these illustrations as bodybuilding guides to circumvent obscenity laws. Pictorial Physique—often described as bringing together the “Michelangelos and Raphaels of mid‑century gay art”—is renowned for its influence on the arts, gay studies, academia, and beyond.
all creatures
spartacus is eager. sharp. clever. he needs no command, no direction. he is so different to a slave that it is easy to forget the truth.
spartacus | 3x08 | for @bag-bang
Dustin Clare as Gannicus in Spartacus: Gods of the Arena (2011)
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Gwendoline Taylor in Spartacus: War of the Damned (2013)
please recommend some songs that fit nagron ⚔️🖤looking for tracks that capture their overall dynamic.
My next tattoo is going to be about tragic and star-crossed lovers and I want to pull in symbols from all sorts of tragic ballets. I need some input on what symbols to get from different ballets.
Giselle: lilies and/or daisies or possibly a sword
Swan Lake: white and black feathers
La Bayadere: flower basket and snake
Romeo and Juliet: dagger
La Dame aux Camelias: a camelia
Now here are the ones I need input on:
Onegin
Spartacus
Manon
