Portrait of Woman Revealing her Breasts
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Portrait of Woman Revealing her Breasts[1][2] (1570, La dama que descubre el seno) by Tintoretto, Museo del Prado.
The painting is with La Fornarina, one of the most famous instances of gratuitous nudity -- meaning nudity without any mythological pretext -- of Italian Renaissance painting.
The painting is noted for its almost photographic cadrage.
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See also
- Blonde Woman with Bare Breasts (1878) by Manet
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