Paintings of the XIX century on the human body

I’ll suggest taking a look at the amazing colorful works by masters of body art. Unlike the Conservatives, the masters of body art have to work with an alive canvas, which sooner or later will want to scratch or go pee) Admire him, even more, a series of photographs titled “Anatomical Museum” of Chadwick Gray and Laura Spector, who decided to combine his two passions – the paintings of the XIX century and body art – in one project.

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