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Painting featuring an (anatomically incorrect) vulva

Figure "drawn after nature" by Jean Jacques Lequeu (1757-1826). As well as the extra clitoral hood, this illustration is also labelled "black woman", so we're not sure how much this really was painted from a model...

Courtesy of Bibliothèque nationale de France

Painting of a nude white-skinned torso and legs, spread to show a vulva which has two clitoral hoods stacked on top of each other and brown curly pubic hair. The pose is weird and it looks like the vulva is halfway down the left leg at first glance.
in reply to Vagina Museum

Pfelelep
Pfelelep
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Painting featuring an (anatomically incorrect) vulva
right under the vulva is written "The sex parts (bits) in action" for whatever it means
in reply to Vagina Museum

Hank Wandle
Hank Wandle
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Painting featuring an (anatomically incorrect) vulva
making me think of Jeremy Beadle for some reason
in reply to Vagina Museum

Ellie
Ellie
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Painting featuring an (anatomically incorrect) vulva
This hurts my everything.
in reply to Vagina Museum

4bz
4bz
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Painting featuring an (anatomically incorrect) vulva
more accurate than the karma sutra tarot deck lmao
in reply to Vagina Museum

Luke Harby
Luke Harby
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Painting featuring an (anatomically incorrect) vulva
Pretty accurate for it's time
in reply to Vagina Museum

natriumchloride
natriumchloride
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Painting featuring an (anatomically incorrect) vulva
hahaha "i've seen a vagina before, i swear"
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