Nicholas Guy Brenet's Sleeping Endymion
Jacques Louis David's Patroclus
John Singer Sargent's Thomas E. McKellar
... or I might just refer folks here: penis art FTW.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Nude (not naked) men
I've heard artists claim that the female form is a better starting point for pure art, but I like the male form just fine. In fine art, too. But I got sick of comparing my heroes to David or Adonis, so the next time I wax artistic about a hero, I'm slipping in references to
Nicholas Guy Brenet's Sleeping Endymion
Jacques Louis David's Patroclus
John Singer Sargent's Thomas E. McKellar
... or I might just refer folks here: penis art FTW.
Nicholas Guy Brenet's Sleeping Endymion
Jacques Louis David's Patroclus
John Singer Sargent's Thomas E. McKellar
... or I might just refer folks here: penis art FTW.
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In my mind, the difference is called art...nude has a classy sound, view and sight to it...naked is usually all sexual
Impressive art, and a beautiful study of the male form. I have referred to Adonis... but then, a lot of the art isn't all that whoopee when it comes to a man's genitalia... so, I go with other descriptions that please me and my heroine much more.
I love seeing the female form depicted by artists. Both the female and the male form.
The other site? Is a riot! I will be blogging about this on my own blog! Thanks so much for the heads up! This is fabulous!
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