Male Museum Art Nudes

“The Struggle”, 2005 Philip Gladstone

Evarist De Buck (Belgian, 1892-1974), Plaisirs de l'eau près de la Ferme du Temple [Water Fun near the Tempelhof Farm], 1918. Oil on canvas, 117 x 190 cm.

Philippe Joseph Henri Lemaire (French, 1798-1880). “Archidamas, a Spartan King”, c.1873. Luxembourg Gardens, Paris. marble

Newton McMahan (American, 1924-1989). “Isabelle’s Bottom Three”, (mid-20th century). oil on canvas

Wilhelm Heinrich Focke (German, 1878-1974). "Naked youth sitting on a stone". oil on canvas

J. Carino

The Colossal Statue of Antinous: The head and the statue are ancient but were combined as recently as the 18th century. The portrait depicts the Roman Emperor Hadrian's lover, Antinous, depicted with a snake and cornucopia. The attributes allow the statue to be interpreted as Agathos Daimon (Agathodaemon; protective spirit). Marble. Around 130-140 CE. Acquired in Rome, Italy, in 1766 CE. It is on display at the Altes Museum in Berlin, Germany.

Astrid Zydower (British, 1930-2005). “Orpheus and Leopard”, 1980. Harewood Estate, Leeds, UK. cast patinated bronze

This is the Wounded Gaul (also known as the "Kneeling Youthful Gaul"), a Roman marble sculpture from the 1st–2nd century CE located in the Louvre Museum.

Silvia Juez Linares: Emanuele

Francis Bacon: Two Figures (1952). Detail

igor mitoraj (oderan, germany 1944 - paris, france 2014)