That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for October 07, 2012

That’s why he was angry at Caesar.

That photo rocks

“Ahhhh….I knew I shouldn’t have played paper….”

“Infamy, infamy – they’ve all got it infamy.”

Enlarged image can be found here (with a short description), or at the only work by this artist, so far, to appear in Mr. Melcher’s blog.The Oath of Brutus; Death of Lucretia [AKA Brutus, Lucretius (father of Lucretia) and Collatinus (her husband) Vow to Avenge her Death and to Drive the Tarquins from Rome] isn’t currently described online by its current-location.Another coloration image can be found here (Google translated). It identifies 4 of the 5 individuals (Brutus isn’t the one with the raised dagger). Another work titled The Oath of Brutus by this artist is shown here. The artist’s Wikipedia page and tiny collection.

Hmm … it isn’t in Mr. Melcher’s blog entry (only link in my earlier comment). Yeah, interesting.

P.S. This Brutus lived around 500 BC. The Brutus, who assassinated Julius Caesar, lived roughly 450 years later.

brutus…not a popular name that parents name their kids.

Guess the officers had roosters on their helmets?

who’s the passed out person ?

You put your right hand in, you pull your right hand out, you put your right hand in and you shake it all about.

“And that, guys, is the last time she’ll ever steal our candlestick holder!”