A Gallery of Victorian Sculpture: Prone Female Nudes

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Stephen (Siegfried) Makepeace Wiens's Girl with Lizard

Left: Frederick William Pomeroy's The Nymph of Loch Awe. Right: Edward Onslow Ford's Snowdrift

French Examples

Left: Auguste Jean-Baptiste Clésinger's Woman Bitten” by a Snake. Right: Alexandre Schoenewerk's Young Tarantine.

Aimé-Jules Dalou's Falling Woman

Related Material

• The Sculptural Nude: Material and Formal Considerations
• Standing Female Nudes
• Standing Female Nudes: Bas Reliefs
• Female Nudes: Sitting, Crouching, Kneeling, or Reclining
• Prone Female Nudes
• Male Nudes
• Naked or Nude
• The Two Aphrodites: Celestial and Vulgar, Vegetable and Crystalline
• Mediterranean versus Northern Conceptions of the Ideal Nude

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