Posts tagged painting
Paul CadmusPortrait of George Platt Lynes1938 (via androphilia > brazenswing)

Paul Cadmus
Portrait of George Platt Lynes
1938

(via androphilia > brazenswing)

John KochThe Sculptor1964 @ the Brooklyn Museum of Art (via whyiamtellingyouaboutit> gayinterest)

John Koch
The Sculptor
1964

@ the Brooklyn Museum of Art

(via whyiamtellingyouaboutit> gayinterest)

Hippolyte FlandrinRene-Charles Dassy and His Brother Jean-Baptiste-Claude Amede Dassy1850 (via androphilia > homo-online)

Hippolyte Flandrin
Rene-Charles Dassy and His Brother Jean-Baptiste-Claude Amede Dassy
1850

(via androphilia > homo-online)

Eugène CarrièreLouis-Henri Devillez In His Studio1887 (via androphilia)

Eugène Carrière
Louis-Henri Devillez In His Studio
1887

(via androphilia)

Forrest BessOval (The Crown)1953 (via forrestbess.org; see also)

Forrest Bess
Oval (The Crown)
1953

(via forrestbess.org; see also)

Bartolomeo ManfrediCupid Chastised1613 (@ the Art Institute of Chicago)

Bartolomeo Manfredi
Cupid Chastised
1613

(@ the Art Institute of Chicago)

Paolo VeroneseBoy with a Greyhoundca. 1570s (@ the Metropolitan Museum of Art; see also) 

Paolo Veronese
Boy with a Greyhound
ca. 1570s

(@ the Metropolitan Museum of Art; see also) 

Scott ReederLOL Alternatives2011(at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago)

Scott Reeder
LOL Alternatives
2011

(at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago)

Marsden HartleyMadawaska - Acadian Light-Heavy1940“Hartley particularly favored this model, a French-Canadian light heavyweight boxer. He explained, ‘I have for the first time since 1922 a real live model a magnificent young feller … His body is so fine and dear I could work almost without end from him.’” (@ the Art Institute of Chicago)

Marsden Hartley
Madawaska - Acadian Light-Heavy
1940

“Hartley particularly favored this model, a French-Canadian light heavyweight boxer. He explained, ‘I have for the first time since 1922 a real live model a magnificent young feller … His body is so fine and dear I could work almost without end from him.’” (@ the Art Institute of Chicago)

Giovanni BoldiniPortrait of John Singer Sargentca. 1890 (via malebeautyinart)

Giovanni Boldini
Portrait of John Singer Sargent
ca. 1890

(via malebeautyinart)

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