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Posted by M.R.N. on June 13, 2012
The Exhibition
Sheree
Rosina
Nude
Flush Times
Nude By A Bench
Adrienne
title unknown
Rosehips
Chrysalis
Renee
Slava
title unknown
Jewelry Box
Jewelry Box
title unknown
Parasol
The White Peignoir
On The Run
Play Now…Kill Later
W.H.O.R.E.!
Queen Of Hearts
Benita
Too Many Crooks
title unknown
Wuthering Heights
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vincenzo said
Very elegant and refined. It ‘s nice.
Bruce said
I disagree. Too thin and impossibly long legs on some of them. Seems vaguely sexist too me, like this is the way he *wants* women too look.
LonC said
It IS nice. It doesn’t get any better than ‘Slava.’ If an artist can develop a style that sets themselves apart at first glance from others, that is a testament to their skill; like it or not. Look at Igor Pantuhoff for another example of this– unfortunately, he is not on this site yet.