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Vladimir Semensky (b1968)
in between- nude
Today’s piece of erotic art history comes to us from approximately 480 BC Greece and is from a kylix (a shallow wine cup / saucer frequently decorated with titillating scenes that become visible as the wine is sipped). In this scene, a scene a man is penetrating his male partner’s ass. Both men are fully nude and the man being penetrated appears to be younger than his bearded partner as he braces himself against a piece of furniture to support his body weight as he bends forward at a right angle. His partner, meanwhile, grips him under his armpits (appearing to potentially be trying to help support his body weight) as he, too, bends forward hunching over him as he penetrates him from behind.
(This piece is currently on display at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.)
REFERENCE / FURTHER READING
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kylix_(drinking_cup)
The Blind Sculptor, Allegory of Touch (1632) - José de Ribera y Cucó
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“Man Screaming” (Pastel) by Dan Gheno
Dan Gheno (1955-) is an American artist, teacher and author living and working in New York City. Often metaphorical and autobiographical in content, his drawings and paintings use traditional figuration while also incorporating elements of a modern and expressive approach.
Narcissus. 2017. Roberto Ferri. Italian b.1978 oil/canvas. http://hadrian6.tumblr.com
See more male figurative art at
www.theartofman.net and www.vitruvianlens.com
Attributed to Pierre Andrieu (1821 – 1892) - Study for an archer, gouache, 38,5 x 53 cm.
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“Design for Living” It is a design classic. It’s simplicity of form perfectly matches its intimate function. often used; rarely perused… My aim here was to make something of an icon from a cheap, mundane, everyday essential. The oblique references accompanying each drawing relate not only to the condom and its intended purpose, but also the drawing techniques employed. Their mis-registrations and…
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