The body of the female of our species is a gracious and astonishingly complex object, which can be beautiful in great measure while being at the same time infinitely variable. Therefore it is a subject for art which never gets old or tired, and indeed many fine artists up through the millennia have made entire careers centered around this subject.
Some of the paintings in this section include comments by professor Claudia Moscovici
"Why should I paint dead fish, onions, and beer glasses? Girls are so much prettier." - Marie Laurencin
 UK artist Samuel Durkin |
 DOMAI founder Eolake Stobblehouse |
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 Canadian draughtsman, author of "Sweetie" |
 Italian artist Umbra |
 Danish artist Stefan Bløndal |
 The Stone Ladies of Copenhagen, Denmark |
 Victoria Jeffery, fine artist from the UK |
 On calendars and posters we have always found some very pleasant girls |
 Scott Howden, excellent watercolor artist |
 Pin-ups page two |
 Philo Vivero, drawings and fractals |
Victor Issa, sculptures |
 Derek Jones, fine artist from the UK |
 And yet more:) |
 Belgian artist Thierry Bonnaffe |
 Australian painter Bernard Tate |
More art in the first Domai Art
Contest results
Lots more art in the Second Domai Art Contest results
Using photos in
art
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"Finding God's most glorious
work to be Woman, that all human beauty had been concentrated in her, I
resolved to dedicate myself to painting . . . God's most glorious work,
more finely than ever had been done." William Etty
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