#barefooted

Outside relaxing

Crush.

Credit to: MasterDavid on Twitter/X.

Love getting dirty feet from waking around. Now someone needs to clean them. Why don’t you use your tongue

Creepin' on your your best bud. He knows what you're up to

Rectangular oil painting in portrait orientation depicting a female figure in full-length, dressed after the antique, seemingly striding forwards out of the canvas with her left arm raised, her head bowing slightly to engage the viewer. The sitter is Emma, Lady Hamilton (1765-1815), shown as the Greek Mythological character 'Circe', who fed travellers on poisoned meat which would turn them into pigs, she is encountered in "The Odyssey". She is often, as here, shown carrying a wand or stick for driving the pigs to their sties. Circe stands in front of a rocky outcrop, or at the mouth of a cave. To her left there are the heads of two wolves emerging from the darkness behind her, in the distance, to Circe's right, there is a boat at anchor in a bay.