petraherz
Governor
#1 of jucundus is one of the finest ladies i´ve seen on the cross....Yes, there is a resemblance.
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The Aesthetic Component
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Louiscrow1
Spectator
Lassie's surely radioactiveA new one from Messaline, or at least one I’d never seen, the kind of post-apocalyptic hellscape for which I’ve developed a depraved fondness.
A reasonable assumption.
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DjEtla
Magistrate
That's great work. It's one of the best crux renders I've seen.
DjEtla
Magistrate
Thanks for posting that last Jan. I'm just seeing it today. I think this kind of arms-over-head pose is well done. I suspect it's more realistic than having the arms in a "Y" shape (and *far* more realistic than a "T" pose I sometimes see).Another nakedly displayed lady, this one a very early Quoom render which has punched my libido buttons for going on two decades.
Blue
Magistrate
The first one... utter isolation and despair.
Blue
Magistrate
Yes, there is a resemblance.
Incredible image
Blue
Magistrate
Incredible image
Blue
Magistrate
This is a great sequence
Blue
Magistrate
Is there a story behind #22?
mp5stab
Hair and Nails
You’ll have to be more specific, can you describe which one you are asking about?
Blue
Magistrate
That arm twitch in the second gif...
Blue
Magistrate
2 women in loincloths carrying their patibulum: the file name is CFR 2014. There also an image of 2 women (1 mostly) talking to each other by Noone that I’m curious about.
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montycrusto
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Blue
Magistrate
Yes!
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montycrusto
Guest
OK great…. What was the question? Oh yes, is there a story behind it…. Uhhh.. I dunno.. maybe @Baracus knows who the artist is? That would be a start
The multiple crucifixion framework in
en.wikipedia.org
was an innovative imagining of How The Romans Did It. Damian and others have used it for an excessively effective template.
If anyone can identify the artist of the third one, or if they have any other variations on the theme in their collections, I’d be obliged if they could chime in.
Jesus of Nazareth (TV series) - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
was an innovative imagining of How The Romans Did It. Damian and others have used it for an excessively effective template.
If anyone can identify the artist of the third one, or if they have any other variations on the theme in their collections, I’d be obliged if they could chime in.
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bobinder
ARTISAN
Sorry, I don't know the artist of the third one, but the model is Muriel from Hegre-Art. (And the central character in Damian's manip is also quite well known.If anyone can identify the artist of the third one, or if they have any other variations on the theme in their collections, I’d be obliged if they could chime in.
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Brujita-CrucificadiTa
Executioner
It is what I like the most about the crucifixion, the suffering and the beauty, in a perfect union.
(I attach some of the photographs that I really like that I found on the net).
(I attach some of the photographs that I really like that I found on the net).
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Damian’s extended, savage parodies of Gabriel von Max's Martyrdom of St. Julia are among the founding documents of crux as an online kink. 
And it just occurred to me that as of this year they’ve been around for twenty years.
And it just occurred to me that as of this year they’ve been around for twenty years.
