Virtual_Burlesque
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Another eurythmic dancer.oggbashan said:
The Blessed Virgin Mary
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dr_mabeuse
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Personally, I've always had a thing for St Theresa and her passion.
Anyone else know that Bernini sculpture? St Theresa's having a spiritual orgasm as an angel stands over her with an arrow. It's one fucking hot pice of marble!
---dr.M.
Anyone else know that Bernini sculpture? St Theresa's having a spiritual orgasm as an angel stands over her with an arrow. It's one fucking hot pice of marble!
---dr.M.
rgraham666
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Every time I hear or think of BVM, I think of a B. Kliban cartoon.
Mary's looking up at a cloud, very pregnant.
A voice is coming form the cloud saying, "I never said I'd marry you."
Mary's looking up at a cloud, very pregnant.
A voice is coming form the cloud saying, "I never said I'd marry you."
pop_54
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oggbashan said:
Well all I can say is she wouldn't have remained a virgin for very long looking and acting like that... who the f*** ever saw a blonde Arab anyway.
Jeez don't some of these sculpters and artists take the piss these days.
oggbashan
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I'm surprised that...
...this thread has stayed on topic.
I don't agree with Pop that the artist was taking the piss. I think that he intended to shock preconceptions and get people to think about their idea of the BVM. To that extent I think he has succeeded.
Perdita's pictures show that the BVM was portrayed as a fashionable lady of the artist's time and culture. How would people, or the sponsor of the art, have reacted to an image of a working class or peasant Middle-Eastern woman?
Og
...this thread has stayed on topic.
I don't agree with Pop that the artist was taking the piss. I think that he intended to shock preconceptions and get people to think about their idea of the BVM. To that extent I think he has succeeded.
Perdita's pictures show that the BVM was portrayed as a fashionable lady of the artist's time and culture. How would people, or the sponsor of the art, have reacted to an image of a working class or peasant Middle-Eastern woman?
Og
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VPL
VPL = Visible Pantie Line. The line that shows through a dress, skirt or jeans where the panties end. Very distracting from the woman's image if she is wearing a slinky dress. Lack of pantie line might indicate that the woman is going commando. However whether she is showing a VPL or is going commando that is not to be taken as an indication that she wants an approach from you or anyone.
As the statue is carved from a solid block of stone, breasts, nipples and the presence or absence of a pantie line are deliberate choices by the artist.
Og
VPL = Visible Pantie Line. The line that shows through a dress, skirt or jeans where the panties end. Very distracting from the woman's image if she is wearing a slinky dress. Lack of pantie line might indicate that the woman is going commando. However whether she is showing a VPL or is going commando that is not to be taken as an indication that she wants an approach from you or anyone.
As the statue is carved from a solid block of stone, breasts, nipples and the presence or absence of a pantie line are deliberate choices by the artist.
Og
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