Water Nymph Resting
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| ''[[Water Nymph Resting]]''[http://jahsonic.tumblr.com/post/243718600/water-nymph-resting-c-1530-lucas-cranach-the] (c. 1530) is a painting by [[Lucas Cranach the Elder]], possibly the first instance of [[pubic hair]] in art. The painting is in the [[Washington National Gallery]]. | ''[[Water Nymph Resting]]''[http://jahsonic.tumblr.com/post/243718600/water-nymph-resting-c-1530-lucas-cranach-the] (c. 1530) is a painting by [[Lucas Cranach the Elder]], possibly the first instance of [[pubic hair]] in art. The painting is in the [[Washington National Gallery]]. | ||
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Water Nymph Resting[1] (c. 1530) is a painting by Lucas Cranach the Elder, possibly the first instance of pubic hair in art. The painting is in the Washington National Gallery.
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