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Gay Paintings
Gay paintings for walls that enjoy being looked at slowly. Oil paint was made for skin. It warms in thin glazes, pools in the hollow of a collarbone and lights a cheekbone as if someone moved the lamp closer. Every gay painting here arrives as a fine art print of that long, flirtatious attention, from a sunburnt bather by Henry Scott Tuke to a J.C. Leyendecker oarsman with a jaw like a ship’s prow. Gay oil paintings hold a warmth photographs rarely catch, and gay male paintings have a habit of flirting back. Hang one by the bed and see who looks away first.


















