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amazighbuffyofrivia:

youji-burgers:

lgbtunis:

lgbtunis:

i loveeeee seeing paintings of men where its clear the artist just absolutely loved men. you know what im talking about? the sort of paintings of men that radiate such warmth and love off them….

Portrait of Gaspard Schoppins, 1605, Peter Paul Rubens

Mariner reading on pink background, Yiannis Tsarouchis (c. 1970s)

Portrait of Cornelis Coning by Frans Hals, 1630

by Salman Toor (1983-)

Monk Inok by Konstantin Savitsky, 1897

Hot Afternoon by Vladimir Vasilievich

Kuznetsov

, 1985

Man Reading (Nicola d’Inverno) by John Singer Sargent, 1904-1908

whatever Valentin Serov had going on here baybee

Giovanni Battista Moroni

is known for this.

kind of a different style, but leyendecker’s work has this as well

• Fiction does not have to make a profit to be worthy of existing.
• Fiction does not have to have a moral lesson to be worthy of existing.
• Fiction does not have to be chaste to be worthy of existing.
• Fiction does not have to be in good taste to be worthy of existing.
• Fiction does not have to have any special merit to be worth creating.
• Fiction does not have to have any special merit to be worth reading.

♦ Create the fiction you want to.

♦ Enjoy the fiction you want to.