Male Sex Collection

Road Parsonage Garden Nuenen pollard willows
Road behind the Parsonage Garden in Nuenen, Road with pollard willows and a man with a wheelbarrow, trees (with NAME), male sex, man carrying something with barrow, Nuenen

Silhouette man right anonymous historical person portrayed
Silhouette of a man, to the right, anonymous historical person portrayed, male sex, man, Jan Willem Caspari, 1789 - 1822, paper, brush, h 126 mm × w 86 mm

Collection album 150 sketches drawings three prints
Collection album with 150 sketches and drawings and three prints of figure studies by distinguished masters, including some from Saftleven and Ostade

Silhouette Willem Emmery de Perponcher-Sedlwitzky
Silhouette of Willem Emmery de Perponcher-Sedlwitzky, Silhouette of Willem Emmery de Perponcher-Sedlwitzky (1740-1819). the) - historical person (PERPONCHER-SEDLWITZKY)

Silhouette Adriaan Gillis Camper looking right
Silhouette of Adriaan Gillis Camper, looking to the right, historical person (CAMPER, Adriaan Gillis) - historical person (CAMPER, Adriaan Gillis) portrayed alone, male sex, male

Three naked men landscape Climbers climbed slope
Three naked men in landscape Climbers, Three naked men who just climbed a slope. One of the three tries to help a fourth figure who is still climbing (hand visible below)

Male female child male sex man Karel du Jardin
Male, female and child, male sex, man, Karel du Jardin (mentioned on object), Netherlands, 1652 - 1659, paper, etching, h 61 mm × w 53 mm

Standing farmer hands back beggar apron man wears indicates
Standing farmer with hands on his back The beggar with hands on his back, The apron that the man wears indicates a different profession than farmer, possibly shopkeeper or craftsman

Standing farmer hand arm cloak beggar wrapped
Standing farmer with hand and arm in his cloak The beggar wrapped in his cloak, male sex, man, coat (mens clothes), Adriaen van Ostade (mentioned on object), Haarlem, 1646 - 1648, paper, etching

Portrait boy beret head-gear cap mens clothes
Portrait of a boy with a beret, head-gear: cap (mens clothes), male sex, man, Pieter Fransz. de Grebber, Netherlands, 1610 - 1655, paper, etching, h 109 mm × w 92 mm

Portrait of a boy with turban, quiver and hammer, print maker: Pieter Fransz. de Grebber, 1610 - 1655

Farmer leaning on lower door, Abraham Bloteling, 1655 - 1690

Smoking farmer, Abraham Bloteling, 1655-1690

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"Exploring the Male Sex: A Captivating Journey through Art and History" In this captivating collection of 150 sketches, drawings, and prints, we delve into the intriguing world of male sex. From the picturesque landscapes adorned with road parsonage gardens and pollard willows to the enigmatic silhouettes of historical figures portrayed in anonymity, this compilation offers a unique perspective on masculinity. Amongst these remarkable pieces is a striking silhouette of Willem Emmery de Perponcher-Sedlwitzky, his figure commanding attention as he gazes towards the right. Adjacent to him stands Adriaan Gillis Camper, another anonymous individual looking intently in the same direction. These mysterious portrayals leave us pondering their significance within society's perception of manhood. Further along our journey, we encounter a trio of naked men amidst a breathtaking landscape. Climbing up a slope with determination etched on their faces, they symbolize strength and resilience. Their presence reminds us that masculinity transcends physicality; it encompasses both vulnerability and perseverance. The exploration continues as we encounter Karel du Jardin's depiction in various stages of life - from infancy to adulthood. The inclusion of females and children emphasizes the interconnectedness between genders while celebrating diversity within manhood itself. As we venture deeper into this artistic odyssey, we witness contrasting scenes depicting social hierarchies. A standing farmer with hands clasped behind his back exudes authority while an apron-clad beggar signifies humility. Both individuals wear their respective roles like badges indicating societal expectations placed upon men throughout history. A portrait captures our attention next - an enchanting boy donning different head-gear ranging from berets to turbans - each representing distinct facets of masculine identity across cultures and time periods. Accompanied by a quiver and hammer at his side, he embodies versatility and adaptability inherent in manhood.