[Nymph Philosophy] Why the nude female form?
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(09-06-2026, 03:53 PM)Jorge_Stolfi wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I think I saw astrological/astronomical diagrams in some manuscript with nude people in some sectors.  Unfortunately don't remember any details.

Maybe you mean this (ULIXBONENSIS, Roland, fl. 1430 Physionomia) or similar works:

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(AG Jimenez will like this)

These figures look quite male.

Jorge_Stolfi wrote:Would nude figures be acceptable in illustrations of Greek legends? [..]

I would remind that such stuff had the tendency to be localized/regionalized and adapted to actual looks and fashions of the period it was reproduced. There are several occasions where ancient "classics" are reproduced in medieval gear and style -- so I do not recall many 14/15th Ct remakes of ancient greek nudity.
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RE: [Nymph Philosophy] Why the nude female form? - by Stefan Wirtz_2 - 09-06-2026, 10:38 PM

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