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March 26, 1794: German painter Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld is born.
Von Carolsfeld is associated with the Nazarene movement: A reaction against 18th-century Neoclassicism, and a return to art with a moral or religious purpose.
🎨 "Domine Quo Vadis", 1843
I blow up when I found out when Julius came into heroes https://t.co/I5SFczuGDs
@ABigGayWolf Here some some julius for you to glaze those eyes over, thank you for the chance!
Fun fact: Minato (Naruto), Julius (Black Clover), Isshin (Bleach) and Paul (Mushoku Tensei) share the same voice actor, Toshiyuki Morikawa. This seiyuu always got a role as a father of the main character in anime😂😂😂
Even King Julius give some fatherly aura I think.
Aight.. it's time👀
Julius nii-sama, let's go!!
Drawing Julius-san’s muscle is really fun! (And hard 😂)
I want to take him as my wife—
Julius and Juliet
Made two versions of this drawing of mine.
One in Coptic markers and one in digital
#copicsketchmarkers #oc #originalcharacters #traditionalart #doodle #anime #manga #digitalart #procreate
From the @KirkusReviews of JULIUS AND MACY: A VERY BRAVE NIGHT, the debut picture book by @WoodlandAbbey: "Warm and fuzzy illustrations create a welcoming atmosphere while the storyline introduces gentle suspense into this cheery nighttime world": https://t.co/mRl50WMJyb
A bit late to this but
ON THIS DAY (March 15th, 44 BC) in Real-World #AssassinsCreed #History:
Julius Caesar Lay dead on the Senate floor after being stabbed multiple times by becoming Dictator in Eyes of the Senate!
In AC History, Amunet was the 1st blow & Brutus the last!🗡️
"I'll do everything in my power to protect and serve those who are in need, just like how a knight should!"
Julius from #KnightsCollege #ナイツカレッジ
Happy Ides of March!
RT if you would stab Julius Caesar in the back, too :D
#Art #ArtistOnTwitter #History
Beware the Ides of March! On this day in 44 B.C. Julius Caesar was stabbed to death by Brutus, Cassius, and several other Roman senators in Rome. https://t.co/jx89fSKgDi To find out more visit @credoreference at https://t.co/yqa1hmO6nN ^M
BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH! Notable in Rome as a deadline to settle debts, it became notorious after Julius Caesar was assassinated #OTD 44 BC, having scoffed at a seer who'd warned him of impending harm: "The Ides of March are come!" "Aye, Caesar; but not gone." #YouHaveBeenWarned