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Friday, September 25, 2009

The Friday Evening Nudes


Alexandre Cabanel
French


Albayde
1848

Not full nudes, but rather, scantily-clads


Italian
Romanticism



Alexandre Cabanel 
Albayde
1848

below:
Frederick Childe Hassam

 
Georges d’Espagnat
1870-1950
French



Rubens
Little Fur


Artemisia Gentilesch
Lucretia 
1620

(ok, I admit some of these are of the variety that people want to write captions about. Feel free if you are so inspired.  ;-) And be advised that I am only a teeny tiny bit judgmental.  ;-)


Have a happy and safe Friday.


Pagan Sphinx

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Friday, May 22, 2009

The Friday Evening Nudes


Boris Kustodiyev
La Belle 1915



Antoine Wiertz
1800's



Reclying Nude
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
1897


Francisco Zúñiga

Desnudo de Concha

1947


Odalisque
(Reclining Nude Wrapped in a Sheet)
Francesco Hayez
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Friday, May 8, 2009

The Friday Evening Nudes

Antoine Wiertz
Rosine
1847

Eugène Delacroix
Odalisque


Théodore Chasseriau
The Toilet of Esther
1841


Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Reclining Nude 1897


Francesco Hayez
La Meditazione
1851
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