Salve,
a bit of improvement work on this old painting that has never been finished - purports to show Gallic horsemen of the second half of I century BC.
Hopefully I will finish this one and another that shows a horseman hunting a wild boar
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Showing posts with label Celts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Celts. Show all posts
Friday, November 19, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
another Gallic horseman
Salve,
I just 'cartoonized' another of my Gallic horsemen. Time frame is around the Wars of the Second Triumvirate ( 43 BC – 33 BC ), with the great battle of Philippi http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Philippi as the largest land battle of the Second Triumvirate (eg the life of one of the principal actors -Brutus by Plutarch here Plutarch Brutus ). HBO series 'Rome' season 2 did attempt to show the battle, but it was not the greatest reconstruction I daresay.
Polish readers can find a nice book on the battle of Philippi authored by Maciej Milczanowski titled 'Filippi 23 X 42 p.n.e.' published bye Wydawnictwo Inforteditions from Zabrze in 2006.
English readers can read Osprey's book by Si Sheppard amply titled 'Philippi - 42 BC' osprey Philippi-42-BC
Reviewed on Amazon.com by R. Forczyk - the entire review here:
amazon.com Forczyk Philippi
The great podcast (actaully just one great history of Rome in lectures) on the subject is here: historyofrome the-second-triumvirate
I just 'cartoonized' another of my Gallic horsemen. Time frame is around the Wars of the Second Triumvirate ( 43 BC – 33 BC ), with the great battle of Philippi http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Philippi as the largest land battle of the Second Triumvirate (eg the life of one of the principal actors -Brutus by Plutarch here Plutarch Brutus ). HBO series 'Rome' season 2 did attempt to show the battle, but it was not the greatest reconstruction I daresay.
Polish readers can find a nice book on the battle of Philippi authored by Maciej Milczanowski titled 'Filippi 23 X 42 p.n.e.' published bye Wydawnictwo Inforteditions from Zabrze in 2006.
English readers can read Osprey's book by Si Sheppard amply titled 'Philippi - 42 BC' osprey Philippi-42-BC
Reviewed on Amazon.com by R. Forczyk - the entire review here:
amazon.com Forczyk Philippi
The great podcast (actaully just one great history of Rome in lectures) on the subject is here: historyofrome the-second-triumvirate
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Wounded Gaul
Salve,
Several years ago I did a number of illustrations for a book on the battle of Philippi http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Philippi
Amongst many drawings and paintings I did this particular of a one wounded Celtic warrior on his equally grievously wounded horse.
I did it somewhat in a comics(cartoon, bande dessinée) style.
Next shall be a horseman of Iberia of the same battle - :)
Several years ago I did a number of illustrations for a book on the battle of Philippi http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Philippi
Amongst many drawings and paintings I did this particular of a one wounded Celtic warrior on his equally grievously wounded horse.
I did it somewhat in a comics(cartoon, bande dessinée) style.
Next shall be a horseman of Iberia of the same battle - :)
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ancient horse tack,
Celts,
digital painting,
Gallia,
Gallic warrior,
Gaul,
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