The Lizard Phallus
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| - | ''[[The Lizard Phallus]]''[http://dolorosa-reveries.blogspot.com/2010/04/lizard-phalluserotica-watercolour-1870.html] is an [[Anonymity in publishing|anonymous]] [[watercolor painting]], [[1870]], inspired by [[Eugène le Poitevin]]. | + | ''[[The Lizard Phallus]]''[http://jahsonic.tumblr.com/post/19353876556/i-acquired-erotic-images-and-alphabets-yesterday][http://dolorosa-reveries.blogspot.com/2010/04/lizard-phalluserotica-watercolour-1870.html] is an [[Anonymity in publishing|anonymous]] [[watercolor painting]], [[1870]], inspired by or from the hand of [[Eugène le Poitevin]]. It depicts a lizard-like creature with the head of phallus and two forelegs. |
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The Lizard Phallus[1][2] is an anonymous watercolor painting, 1870, inspired by or from the hand of Eugène le Poitevin. It depicts a lizard-like creature with the head of phallus and two forelegs.
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