Know Thyself, But Change the Roll
This humorous image is a parody of the famous painting 'The Death of Socrates' by Jacques-Louis David. It depicts Socrates, a Greek philosopher, lying on a bed in a prison cell, surrounded by his disciples. The scene is set in a dimly lit room with stone walls and a simple wooden bed. Socrates is depicted with a white toga, his hand raised in a gesture of defiance.
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The subtle matte finish draws more attention to the smooth metal surface of your Displates, absorbing light and enhancing their elegant, soft texture.
The colors are slightly toned down, making this finish a perfect fit for all atmospheric illustrations and paintings.
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