Sunday Nude Art
Nude art. Artist unknown (to me)
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On the joy of being naked.
Nude art. Artist unknown (to me)
Continue reading...Don't worry, I won't continue in Spanish because I don't know enough of it. I spent these days naked. It is the only way to survive and people who put on things so their air conditioning is worth the added heat to the environment should…
Continue reading..."La naufragée" by Moise Kisling, 1927, oil on canvas
Continue reading...A different kind of art. I love body paint.
Continue reading...Yes. It's coming. A vacation. And it won't be a naturist one. Surprised? Don't be. I'm going to Athens to meet my Greek colleagues. I've never seen them in person, save a few who made it to the Netherlands. They asked if I could come…
Continue reading...Much better when naked, don't you agree?
Continue reading...An update, I mean. There was nothing last week as work was crazy, life added some, and that left me totally brain-blank and tired. Since I got onto the road to retirement, it feels as if work and colleagues want as much of me as…
Continue reading..."En Route to VT, Hotel Room," Harold Haydon (1909 – 1994), 1945, oil on paper, 6 x 4 1/2", Richard Norton Gallery.
Continue reading..."Self-portrait with female painter,“ Werner Augustiner, oil on canvas, 57 x 30", private collection. (Via MutualArt.)
Continue reading...Spirituality Interesting topic, especially in relation to naturism/nudism. Do you think the two are linked? Or the three? I don't. Recently I read from someone on bloopsky that naturists are (more) spiritual than nudists. This is fine, of course, because there are 100 opinions on…
Continue reading...Why not? Peregrine (Perry) Roskilly is a contemporary British artist.
Continue reading...Yes! Food is good. Important. It keeps us going. I love food and I love making it, and if you wonder what this has to do with naturism: how does cooking food in the nood work otherwise, unless you can't afford clothes? Despite the seemingly…
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