Category: female nude, nu féminin, weiblicher Akt, nudo femminile, desnudo femenino, nu femení

The Bather (Une Baigneuse)

The Bather (Une Baigneuse ou Diane sortant de son bain), painted by Guillaume Dubufe (E. Dubufe, Fils) circa 1893. The Louvre, Paris. Art Lovers Magazine, December 1925. | src internet archive

Venus by Georg Papperitz

1880s-1890s
Fritz Georg Papperitz (1846-1918) :: Venus, no date. Signed G. Papperitz lower right. Oil on canvas. | src Sotheby's
Fritz Georg Papperitz (1846-1918) :: Venus, no date. Signed G. Papperitz lower right. Oil on canvas. | src Sotheby’s
Fritz Georg Papperitz (1846-1918) :: Venus, no date. Signed G. Papperitz lower right. Oil on canvas. | src Sotheby's
Fritz Georg Papperitz (1846-1918) :: Venus, no date. Signed G. Papperitz lower right. Oil on canvas (full size) | src Sotheby’s

Burlesque by Harlip 1920s-1930s

Dr. Gregory Harlip :: Burlesque # 3 (Nu au voile - Nu féminin debout), Germany, ca. 1930. | src anamorfose
Dr. Gregory Harlip :: Burlesque # 3 (Nu au voile – Nu féminin debout), Germany, ca. 1930. | src anamorfose
Dr. Gregory Harlip :: Burlesque # 2 (Nu au voile - Nu féminin debout), Germany, ca. 1930. Vintage silver print. | src anamorfose
Dr. Gregory Harlip :: Burlesque # 2 (Nu au voile – Nu féminin debout), Germany, ca. 1930. Vintage silver print. | src anamorfose
Dr. Gregory Harlip :: Burlesque # 4 (Nu au voile - Nu féminin debout), Germany, ca. 1930. | src Anamorfose and Drouot
Dr. Gregory Harlip :: Burlesque # 4 (Nu au voile – Nu féminin debout), Germany, ca. 1930. | src anamorfose and Drouot
Dr. Gregory Harlip :: Burlesque # 1 (Nu au voile - Nu féminin debout), Germany, ca. 1930. | src anamorfose
Dr. Gregory Harlip :: Burlesque # 1 (Nu au voile – Nu féminin debout), Germany, ca. 1930. | src anamorfose

Harlip was a photographic studio specializing in celebrity portraits and based in London. Until 1937, the Harlip studio had its headquarters on the Kurfürstendamm in Berlin. Afterwards, the Harlips left Berlin due to the growing crackdown on Jewish businesses and moved to London. After Dr. Harlip’s death in 1945, Mrs. Harlip continued the business there as one of the great socialite photographers of the 1950s. | src La Gazette Drouot