"Studio di Nudo" (1923) by Mario Tozzi

"Studio di Nudo" (1923) by Mario Tozzi (1895-1979). From an auction.

"La Fornaria" (1518) by Raphael

"La Fornaria" (1520) by Raphael, Oil on panel, 85 x 60 cm, National Gallery of Art at the Palazzo Barberini, Rome

The hand that lifts her veil also cups her left breast, a motion, the Frick argues, derived from a classical Venus Pudica rather than porn flicks. Her other hand, two fingers spread wide, covers the space between her legs while giving the illusion that her cloak may not. That left hand bears a ring, a bracelet on her left arm carries the artist's signature, and a pearl hangs down from a fashionably exotic black and yellow turban. These props could symbolize sexuality, purity, or the rites of marriage. Restoration, the Frick argues, shows that the plants behind her, too, have associations both with Venus and with marriage.

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"CI 42045" (2000) by Marta Dell'Angelo

Marta Dell'Angelo, CI 42045 (2000), oil on canvas, 119 x 76 cm

Marta Dell'Angelo was born in 1970 in Pavia, Italy. In July 2000 her first personal exhibition was held at la Tartaruga di Plinio De Martiis Gallery. In 2002, she won (along with Sara Rossi, Matteo Basilè and Chiara) the first edition of Premio New York sponsored by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and The Italian Academy at Columbia University; in the same year she showed at Assab One, curated by Roberto Pinto and Laura Garbarino in Milano, at Solitudes at Michel Rein Gallery in Paris and at the Le Case d'Arte di Pasquale Leccese Gallery in Milano where she presented her work Classe III H. (source)

Six nudes (1917-1919) by Amedeo Modigliani

Reclining Nude (1917)

Red Nude (1917)

Seated Nude (1917)

The Big Nude (1918)

Reclining Nude (1919)

From his Wikipedia article:

"Aged 16 he made his first sexual conquest with a young Norwegian tourist and embarked on a path of debauchery from which he would never deviate."

"Modigliani had a turbulent 35 year existence, he battled childhood illness and family depression, seduced a phalanx of models and artists and fathered at least three children before the drugs and alcohol which fired his creativity ultimately ended his life in a squalid, untidy flat."