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Is there any significance to the in the world at the moment?

The views on my on her is going up daily and I was wondering why.

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2020-10-25

Family are watching Footloose & the soundtrack is blaring “Where have all the good men gone & where are all the gods?” Exactly..

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2020-09-27

This portrait of Ovid made by one of my undergrads as a thank you for last year has made my day.

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2020-09-26

As we are in Thebes now, it’s the perfect time to upload this topical meme....

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2020-09-13

My of Dionysos from April and August. Literary influences: the Homeric Hymns to Dionysos and Euripides' Bacchae.

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2020-09-10

My lil flying Hermes from March 🗝️

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2020-09-10

bit late to bi visibility month but a super quick sketch of sappho, mother of all wlw

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2020-09-10

Some much lighter fare for next week’s Asterix, The Gaul (cartoon) 1968 (1 hour) + Asterix and Cleopatra (1 hour) Free on Amazon Prime. Sunday, August 16 at 2 PM. Venite nobiscum!

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2020-08-09

we've got another scheduled this Sunday, starring Eleanor of Aquitaine. Who's in? :)

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2020-07-28

I'm so far behind with my art works on Twitter 👀
Based on a sculpture from the gallery, Florence

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2020-07-24

I hope everyone working/studying at universities is finding term 3 bearable! To help ease the pain I've made up some Zoom backgrounds for 👹🏺Download them for free here: https://t.co/qANORjf4J3

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2020-04-30

I’ve been silent about this bc every crazy detailed project I announce immediately dies but I’m so happy with this and v pleased I’ve ticked off a bucket list illustration

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2020-04-23

The Sacrifice of Iphigeneia from the House of the Tragic Poet, now . Her father Agamemnon hides his face. The nymph bringing a stag refers to the story that the goddess Artemis rescued Iphigeneia, substituting an animal

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2019-10-22

Hey there is a question concerning uses and abuses of and antiquities. Does anybody know s'thing about antiquities used as receptacle for ancient coins in modern times? We have an intriguing case, here at Tübingen, documented in our inventories. 1/

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2019-09-13

Ariadne abandoned on Naxos (inspired by Catullus 64 which I should now be revising)

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2019-05-06