Butt Art History
A celebration of the beauteous maximus!
Depression may be chronic, but that ass is demonic.
Luca Signorelli, Apocalypse (detail), 1499-1502, fresco, Chapel of San Brizio.
“Samson Slaying a Philistine,”
Giambologna, 1562.
Photo credit: Antonio M.
Marble statue of a kouros (youth)
ca. 590–580 B.C. Greek, Attic period.
[Female N**e from the Back]
Thomas Eakins ca. 1889
Look at that subtle off-white coloring. The tasteful thickness.... Oh my god, it even has a watermark.
Farnese Hercules, Roman copy. 3rd century AD.
I also often wonder why I was blessed with such a gorgeous ass.
Tanzanian n**e statue, artist unknown, date unknown.
David was FILTHY for giving us this absolute hunk of butt meat 🥵
“The Intervention of the Sabine Women” by Jacques-Louis David, 1799.
🧔🏻 me
🍑 the Biden Administration
“Mars and Venus” by Lavinia Fontana, ca. 1559.
My neck, my back, my bathtub and my crack.
This one gets a thiccc with 3c’s, look at that lower left b***y shelf!
“Bather Stepping into a Tub” by Edgar Degas. ca. 1890.
HAND CHECK!
I award this thiccc with 3 c’s for attempting a covert scratch ‘n sniff while your friends are all asleep.
“Nymphs by a Fountain” by Sir Peter Lely. Early 1650's.
Baby, gimme that “Toot-toot.”
This self-portrait earns a thicc with just 2 c’s because it is, after all, just an average white boy butt.
Thomas Eakins, N**e, Playing Pipes by Thomas Eakins ca. 1883
(Gif because Facebook doesn’t like photographic nuditahhh.)
How it feels the day after drinking for those of us whose bowels are more vulnerable.
I award this thicccc with 4 c’s because anything less thicc wouldn’t be able to hold all those birds.
The Garden of Earthly Delights, Hell Panel by Hieronymus Bosch. 1490-1510.
Actual pic of me ready to greet 2021.
I rate this thiccccc with FIVE c’s because that right b***y cheek has its OWN b***y cheek built in.
Brunette Odalisque by François Boucher. 1743.
Face down, ass up, that’s the way we like to nap.
I award this a thiccc with 3 c’s, sheerly because my back aches just from looking at this.
Man Lying Face Down by William Etty. c. 1820
Starting off with something meaty to sink your teeth into. I've seen more voluptuous butts, but none with such rippling musculature. I award this a "thicc" with 2 c's.
This is the Triumphal Procession of Bacchus by
Maerten van Heemskerck, created ca. 1536-37 during the Dutch Golden Age of art.