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Nyx, Night Goddess by Gustave Moreau (1880)

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Vincent van Gogh Boy Cutting Grass with a Sickle 1881

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Charles Picqué, 1799-1869

Hebe, ca.1826, oil on canvas, 260x197 cm

Museum of Fine Arts Ghent, Belgium Inv. 1826-A

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Nymph and Fauns by Julius Kronberg (1875)

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Eine Bacchantin by Henrietta Rae (Late 19th-Early 20th Century)

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Teofil Kwiatkowski, 1809-1891

Sirens, 1845

Czartoryski Museum, Kraków, Poland

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Meghan Roche by Nicos Bustos for Vogue Greece July/August 2021

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A Mermaid Being Mobbed by Seagulls by Giovanni Segantini (19th Century)

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Untitled (Valiant Knight), 1915 by Arthur Ernst Becher (American, 1877--1941)

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Adrienne Stein

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La Nuit by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1883)

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Water Nymph by Paul Swan (1907)

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Andromeda by Gustave Doré (1869)

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Expanding a bit on the post I just reblogged, I absolutely HATE how a surprisingly large portion of the population now thinks that feminism is synonymous with being a "girlboss". The idea that working some kind of professional job and being successful at it is the only way to do feminism is insane. People will literally say "feminism has failed us" or "I'm giving up on feminism" when they're unhappy with their jobs. Babes idk how to explain this to you but that is not a problem with feminism that is a problem with your job. You don't need a rich man to provide for you while you take care of the kids you need a goddamn union and some paid leave

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A Distant Idyll by Charles Allan Winter (American painter, 1869-1942)

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Diana and Actaeon by Andries Cornelis Lens (1754-1822)

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The Youth of Bacchus by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1884)