Greek Nude Girl Gallery
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1 et 2 : Narcisse se mirant dans les eaux de la fontaine Liriope.( Narcisse, étude de draperie).Dess
The Venus Callipyge, also known as the Aphrodite Kallipygos (Greek: Ἀφροδίτη Καλλίπυγος) or the Call
de-stl:Doryphoros, from Pompeiimarble, c. 440 BCEPolykleitosSome interesting snippets about “masculi
femalenudityinwesternpainting:“Three Nude Young Women Standing Around A Sink” (Vase Pain
A nude, beardless Heracles. Attic red-figure lekythos, name-vase of the Group of Palermo 16; ca. 45
Alekos FassianosRed NudeGouache on paper
Red-figure kylix with warrior in tondo and exterior athletic scenes Attributed toa painter of the Th
lucienballard:Riace bronzes.The Bronzi di Riace are two famous full-size Greek bronzes of nude beard
Detail of a warrior testing his trumpet from the tondo of a red-figure kylix Attributed to the Ashby
Red-figure pelike with Zeus and Ganymede, by the Achilles Painter. From Athens, Attica. Greek, 445-4
Undressing in a greek hotel, feel a bit like Aphrodite. This mediterranean climate made me really ho
detail-detail-detail:Bronze hydria (water jar), 4th century b.c., Classical Greek
cma-greek-roman-art: Figurine of a Nude Woman, 400-200 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman
Giorgos Rorris aka Γιώργος Ρόρρης (Greek,
Narcissus and EchoFrans de Neve (Flemish; 1606–after 1688), attributed to17th centuryOil on ca
Narcissus and EchoFrans de Neve (Flemish; 1606–after 1688)17th centuryEtchingThe Metropolitan
Adorable cub Mark gave himself a rub! ❤️
Undressing in a greek hotel, feel a bit like Aphrodite. This mediterranean climate made me really ho
scandebergs: Scandebergs, Hercules Universal Cover Story, FW1819, 2018 follow on ig: sca
daddies: Some guys are meant to be in the nude - a beautiful body like a Greek God - could have him
paulmorristim: Male nude shot today. A young Greek man.
BODY LIKE A GREEK GOD: A pair of neoclassical nudes of Apollo, the mythological god of music, poetry
Are you in the Spiritual Olympics?
Hero and Leander, by Nemesio Mogrobejo (1904).
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