Untitled photograph from Boys in the Sand: Larry Stanton’s Flirty Fire Island Photographs, 1975.
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Untitled photograph from Boys in the Sand: Larry Stanton’s Flirty Fire Island Photographs, 1975.
Photo by Tom Bianchi
Jimi’s smile: Jimi Hendrix, Saville Theatre, London, by Roberto Rabanne
Joe Dallesandro by Duane Michals
Ryan Driscoll (British, 1992) - Incorrupt (2026)
Resting Man, Patrick Angus (1953 - 1992)
Untitled (1980), Patrick Angus
Untitled (1980), Patrick Angus
Melancholy Man, 🎨 by Glyn Warren Philpot (1884–1937)
Guillaume Diop - Paris Opera Ballet - 📸 by Matthew Brookes
a little corner of my own
The Warwick Boat Club rowing team is more accustomed to showing themselves naked during their nautical activities than in a bucolic setting, which proves that they are as much poets as rowers…
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One Minute Sculptures ( tribute to Erwin Wurm ) 🧦 model: Mateusz @_mateuszkrupski_ at @pinokiomodels photographer @sebastianmintus stylist @bartek_jurkiewicz_ art director @wojciechtubaja
The exercise of Shadu, the Hindu ascetic, who, thanks to Coca-Cola, renounces material life to devote himself to spiritual research!
By the seaside cliffs, a young man pauses in a graceful crouch, reaching toward a crab as the surf murmurs behind him. Emile Munier captures the interplay of youth, curiosity, and coastal light with remarkable delicacy; oil on canvas, 1889.
Paul Camenisch: “Schweizer Narziss” (1944)
Paul Camenisch’s Schweizer Narziss (oil on canvas, 1944) — a post‑expressionist transposition of the Narcissus myth into a modern bathroom, reflecting Swiss wartime isolationism and the fragile visibility of same‑sex desire.
Helsinki Photo by Ismo Hölttö, 1967
Georges Paul Leroux, On the Bank of the Tiber, 1909
Georges-Paul Leroux (French, 1877-1957)