Tummy Collection (#2)
Tummy, a word that encompasses the beauty and complexity of our bodies
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Tummy, a word that encompasses the beauty and complexity of our bodies. From the gentle curve of a pregnant woman's belly to the intricate details captured in computer artwork, it is a symbol of life and creativity. In the art world, tummy takes on various forms. Muriel Dawson's "Bedtime" and "Kicking Time" depict the vulnerability and innocence found in every torso. Meanwhile, "Persane Dans Le Harem" showcases the allure and sensuality associated with this part of our bodies. Even ancient artifacts recognize the significance of tummy. A toy cart featuring a potbellied dwarf from 1st century B. C. , reminds us that different body shapes have always been celebrated throughout history. Similarly, a rattle shaped like a mythological figure from A. D. 650/800 highlights how cultures have used tummy-related symbols for both playfulness and protection. Moving into more contemporary representations, Catherine Nude combing her hair exemplifies how artists continue to explore nudity as an expression of self-care and confidence. On a lighter note, comic postcards featuring plump individuals at the beach humorously address society's obsession with appearances. Whether it is Charlie Date struggling to find his little one amidst his own stomach or a woman facing similar challenges - these cards remind us not to take ourselves too seriously. Lastly, we encounter another comic birthday postcard where an adorable boy proudly presents his large cake alongside his swelling stomach - reminding us that indulgence can bring joy on special occasions. In all its forms - whether through pregnancy or artistic interpretation - tummy represents so much more than just physical appearance.