Roman Official Faces Bearded Man on Stone Floor

Two men stand face to face on a paved stone floor in this line drawing. The man on the left is seen mostly from behind and wears a large draped toga with long folds falling over his shoulder and down his back. His short hair is combed forward, and he stretches one open hand toward the other man as if he is asking a question. The man on the right has long wavy hair and a beard. He wears a belted tunic with a cloak hanging from his shoulders, and he stands calmly in sandals with a loose cord trailing near his feet. Behind them are plain walls with stepped lines. This printable page works well for Good Friday lessons. Try coloring the two outfits in different ways, such as a white toga with a colored border and a simple earth-toned robe, then talk about how each man's clothing looks different.