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"As an artist - a talent, but as a person - ..." Count Vladimir Muravyov, who was called "an arrant scoundrel", his paintings and far from righteous life
He was even called a "notorious scoundrel" and was criticized in every possible way. Although Muravyov was not a champion of morality, he abused alcohol and gained fame as a ladies' man. He simply led the life of a "typical representative of bohemia" and if there had been some simpler woman in Komissarzhevskaya's place, there would certainly have been much less negative talk.
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Mysterious landscapes, lustful centaurs and frivolous nymphs in the paintings of Arnold Böcklin
Böcklin lived most of his life in obscurity, without due recognition. But from the 1880s onwards, everything changed.
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​He remained in the memory of descendants as the author of frivolous illustrations, although his contemporaries knew him from completely different paintings. Artist Pierre Subleyras
The painting mocked the deep superstitions that were prevalent among the common people at the time, and at the same time ridiculed the clergy.
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Adult images of fairy-tale characters familiar from childhood in impressive and not always decent drawings by Sakimi Chan
She takes familiar characters as a basis and redraws their appearance in her own way, adding a bit of eroticism and some anime style.
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An unusual and provocative painting by Degas that not everyone knows about.
Degas captured the moment here and now, captured the instant through a virtuoso rendering of movements. His works are completely devoid of sensuality and eroticism; for him it was more important to convey movement than beauty.
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What if they say: "a fallen woman who stared at naked men." About the complexities of creativity and the amazing fate of Sofonisba Anguissola.
However, she was the only one who seriously took up painting: some of the sisters got married and forgot “this nonsense,” and those who were not lucky enough to find a husband were forced to go to a monastery.
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