42 Julius Caesar Coloring Pages & Sheets
The 42 original Julius Caesar coloring pages on this page show the Roman leader in portraits, armor, laurel wreaths, and army scenes. Choose from 15 cute cartoon pages, eight easy thick-line sheets for toddlers and preschoolers, and 19 realistic drawings with forward-facing, profile, and side-looking poses. Circular portrait frames provide clear borders, while the detailed armor and Roman collars give older children and classroom groups more areas to color.
Cute Julius Caesar Coloring Pages
These 15 cartoon pages show young Julius Caesar in Roman armor, wearing a Roman collar, posing for portraits, and standing before his army.
Easy Julius Caesar Coloring Pages
These eight thick-line pages give toddlers and preschoolers simple Julius Caesar portraits, circular frames, Roman armor, and a laurel wreath.
Realistic Julius Caesar Coloring Pages
These 19 detailed drawings feature forward-facing, profile, and side-looking portraits of Julius Caesar, including several inside circular frames.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Roman portrait frame. Color a circular Julius Caesar portrait, cut around the frame, and mount it on gold or red paper.
- Armor color study. Print two armor portraits and color one with silver tones and the other with bronze tones.
- Laurel wreath crown. Color the laurel wreath portrait, then add a paper band behind the wreath to make a wearable crown.
- Army scene display. Color the page showing young Caesar before the Roman army and place it at the center of a classroom history display.
- Portrait pose set. Choose forward-facing, profile, and side-looking portraits, then color each one with the same limited palette.
- Cartoon and realistic pair. Place a cute Caesar portrait beside a realistic portrait and compare the facial lines, armor details, and proportions shown on the two pages.
Questions
Which Julius Caesar pages are best for preschoolers?
The eight easy pages use thick lines and simple shapes, including circular portraits, Roman armor, and a laurel wreath.
What colors can I use for Julius Caesar's clothing and armor?
Use red, white, or purple for Roman clothing, metallic gray or bronze for armor, and green for the laurel wreaths shown in the pictures.
Do these pages include both cartoon and realistic portraits?
Yes. The page has 15 cute cartoon sheets and 19 realistic drawings, including front, profile, and side-looking portraits.