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huckle
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Very brutal rendering but fair not only do show tortured women : to be hanged by the balls is an incredible torture - but I think that even the body weight of a slim male will stretch the scrotum to the maximum , so that scrotum and balls most likely will be teared off causing full castration and probably the death of the victim !
He doesn't know good manners!!!Somehow I get the feeling he’s not about to offer to share his cigarette with me.
Wonderful picture!!!
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montycrusto
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I think he’s wondering where to stub it out.Somehow I get the feeling he’s not about to offer to share his cigarette with me.
wulf
God-Emperor
Oh he's going to share it with you, alright.Somehow I get the feeling he’s not about to offer to share his cigarette with me.
See... I told you.I think he’s wondering where to stub it out.
Harsh Martinet
Consul
wulf
God-Emperor
Yeah, but you still have that second hand smoke to worry about.Not a scenario that would normally appeal to me but she is absolutely beautiful.
Now if this was a black hooded executioner of the Inquisition about to touch her nipples with a red hot iron I would find it perfect.
Go figure
Art
Governor
Punishing a young maid.
I created this image freely from a sketch by @relahuoguo. I don't know if he drew the sketch or just published it. BTW thank you relahuoguo. In any case, I liked it and took this basic idea for my 3D image. to Sketch
My story for the picture is simple and is set in the Middle Ages.
A young kitchen maid has stolen from the duke, taking leftover food from the kitchen home. For this he has her tortured by a crude servant with a red-hot iron. The torturer always strokes the young woman's sensitive skin very lightly. This prevents her from falling into a relieving faint.
The duke is present and gives precise instructions where to place the iron on the maid's body.
I created this image freely from a sketch by @relahuoguo. I don't know if he drew the sketch or just published it. BTW thank you relahuoguo. In any case, I liked it and took this basic idea for my 3D image. to Sketch
My story for the picture is simple and is set in the Middle Ages.
A young kitchen maid has stolen from the duke, taking leftover food from the kitchen home. For this he has her tortured by a crude servant with a red-hot iron. The torturer always strokes the young woman's sensitive skin very lightly. This prevents her from falling into a relieving faint.
The duke is present and gives precise instructions where to place the iron on the maid's body.
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Art
Governor
Honest was? I have never heard that before. But why not. Wigs were very well known and widespread in aristocratic circles in the late Middle Ages. I believe that simple street whores did not have the means to buy them. But with mistresses I can imagine that.
rowolf
Guard
I do not know much about middle ages. But some kinds of removing pubic hair were used in ancient Egypt and Greece.
I posted something about that some time ago:
https://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/shaving-down-there-for-or-against.8312/page-3#post-550617
(they used wax or sugar for plucking)
Silent_Water
Tribune
By the way, 8 years ago, there was an Austrian-German TV production about the "History of Beauty", commented and introduced by the Austrian actress Senta Berger, who once was herself regarded in many beauty magazines around the globe as one of the most beautiful women who ever lived:
In this TV poduction, she was also talking about the tricks which were ever used to make us humans more beautiful and in this sense, the times of Baroque and Rokoko were some of the hardest, because powder, hair and wigs were used not only to cover the age but all kinds of diseases of human skin and flesh and some of the "tools & utensils" are looking shocking for us today, like this one in her right hand on the left side of the picture, which is from the time before the French Revolution:
It is a "flea trap", which was hidden in the wigs and she shows how it was used, for example behind the ears:
It was a beautiful little tube, enabled to be turned open, often mady of ivory and manufactured by a professional jeweler.
Inside, there were usually bloody parts of a fresh butchered sheep or still bloody parts of an animal fur.
Senta Berger seems to shiver a bit, when she says: "This was one of the most important and most hidden tools of the beauty industry in Baroque- and Rokoko-times!"
Nice and beautiful times on paintings of that time but under the wigs ...
This documentation is very interesting in many aspects, for example the perfection in nature or in paintings e.g. by Leonardo da Vinci ...
... tricks by cosmetics and beauty magazines, e.g. this is the same woman before and after "falling into the hands of make-up-specialists":
and when you speak German, you still can find its two parts here:
www.zdf.de
In this TV poduction, she was also talking about the tricks which were ever used to make us humans more beautiful and in this sense, the times of Baroque and Rokoko were some of the hardest, because powder, hair and wigs were used not only to cover the age but all kinds of diseases of human skin and flesh and some of the "tools & utensils" are looking shocking for us today, like this one in her right hand on the left side of the picture, which is from the time before the French Revolution:
It is a "flea trap", which was hidden in the wigs and she shows how it was used, for example behind the ears: It was a beautiful little tube, enabled to be turned open, often mady of ivory and manufactured by a professional jeweler.Inside, there were usually bloody parts of a fresh butchered sheep or still bloody parts of an animal fur.
Senta Berger seems to shiver a bit, when she says: "This was one of the most important and most hidden tools of the beauty industry in Baroque- and Rokoko-times!"
Nice and beautiful times on paintings of that time but under the wigs ...
This documentation is very interesting in many aspects, for example the perfection in nature or in paintings e.g. by Leonardo da Vinci ...
... tricks by cosmetics and beauty magazines, e.g. this is the same woman before and after "falling into the hands of make-up-specialists":
and when you speak German, you still can find its two parts here:
Die Suche nach der Schönheitsformel
Im ersten Teil "Die Suche nach der Schönheitsformel" begibt sich Senta Berger auf die Suche nach den Geheimnissen der Schönheit und fahndet nach den Ursprüngen dieses weltumspannenden Faszinosums.
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wulf
God-Emperor
doe1971
Tribune
You can't be 'the most beautiful women who ever lived' with the chest of a teenager on puberty inhibitor meds.
Silent_Water
Tribune
Yes, I know from history, that up to now, there were many ones who were said to be one of the most beautiful women who have ever lived.
We also might have started with these enigmatic reports from ancient Egypt several thousand years ago - about these very few mysterious Egyptian princesses (= 3 ?) of some of the first Pharao dynasties, who were the only ones in paintings in those graves who had blonde hair and were described as the most beautiful and very true daughters of the Pharao and the sun!
For example: "Hetepheres II. " from the 4th "old" dynasty, which lasted from ca. 2620 to 2500 B.C.!
I would really like to know where the mothers from these princesses came from in these very old times and how they arrived in Egypt:
Queen Hetepheres II | Ancient Egypt Online
ancientegyptonline.co.uk
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wulf
God-Emperor
We can't have everything, I guess.
She does remind me of another very beautiful lady though, and apparently she was a bit better endowed than Ms Deneuve.
Grace Kelly, 34-24-35.
