"Diana after bathing" is a representative oil painting made by the famous French high society painter Claude Marie Paul Dubfu in the 19th century, Diana is the moon and hunting goddess in ancient Greek mythology, the painting she has just returned from hunting, after bathing, noble silk, tall and full body posture, lazy body movements, romantic and gorgeous background, rouge atmosphere, people are fascinated and admired.
Diana after bathing
The goddess Diana in the painting, clad in a layer of light gauze satin, reveals a perfect female figure, and the typical Western female body aesthetic is unobstructed, pursuing a plump, tall and white body, both strong and elegant. As a representative of Western countries, France's mainstream social aesthetic also fully reflects the ultimate aesthetic of Westerners, and this painting is a typical example. Diana's status as a noble goddess in Greek mythology makes people dare not think about such a scene, but it seems to be attracted by the temptation of the beauty of the woman, yearning for something, expecting something, but not daring to be delusional, arousing the public's envy and expectation of beautiful women and noble goddesses.
Diana of François Boucher
Also a painting by François Boucher by the French writer Diana