Female nudes

By Dufy, Raoul – ‘Aphrodite aux papillons’ (Aphrodite with Butterflies)

By Pissarro – Three women under a tree

By Boucher – A naked girl sleeps

By Picasso – A reclined naked woman

By Kirchner, Ernst L. – A woman and a man resting in a field

By Van Dyck, Anthony – Studies of a woman sleeping with a diadem

By Heckel, Erich – Fränzi while she is setting her headdress

By López García, Antonio – In the bathtub

By Prud’hon, Pierre-Paul – A woman arranging a tuft of hair

By Lovis Corinth – The pleased woman

By Kooning, Willem de – Woman lipstick

By Giacometti, Alberto – Unknown title

Female nudes (to the poet Paul Éluard and to you)

Dear followers, is known a quote that in the last century, the great french poet Paul Éluard he signed, for say that the woman body is the most beautiful in this world.

I agree with him, but I want to clarify that instead of what the establishment wants to impose us, there are infinite sorts of beauty.

This post is dedicated to that poet, and also to you and your unique and personal seduction, that you daily are sharing here.
Thanks again for stopping by!

By Renoir – A short hair redhead asleep

By Ingres – Studies about women lying

By Picasso – A seated brunette

By Bergander, Rudolf – Two women posing, one standing and the other sitting

By Rodin – A bended woman seen in profile

By Cézanne – Two studies of naked women beside a self-portrait

By Gromaire – A woman in the bathtub

By Modigliani – A girl on a couch

By Degas – A pensive woman in the bathroom

By Kirchner – A woman drying her feet

By Giacometti – Standing woman

By Feuerbach, A. F. – A horsewoman

By Dalí – Two long haired nymphs

By Gauguin – A young bather

By Matisse – An standing woman between plants

By Heckel, Erich – Three women beside an awning