Gallery›Wellcome Collection›The death of Caesar: Caesar is lying on the ground, assassinated by a group of senatorial conspirators led by Cassius Longinus and Marcus Iunius Brutus on the ides of March. Etching by J.C. Armytage after J.L. Gérome.
The death of Caesar: Caesar is lying on the ground, assassinated by a group of senatorial conspirators led by Cassius Longinus and Marcus Iunius Brutus on the ides of March. Etching by J.C. Armytage after J.L. Gérome.
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The death of Caesar: Caesar is lying on the ground, assassinated by a group of senatorial conspirators led by Cassius Longinus and Marcus Iunius Brutus on the ides of March. Etching by J.C. Armytage after J.L. Gérome.

Jean-Léon Gérome

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Lettering: The death of Caesar. (Julius Caesar). J.L. Gérome pinxt. J.C. Armytage sculpt.

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