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Caillebotte, Man at his Bath
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We're looking at a painting by Gustave Caillebotte, Man at His Bath, and it's another one of those troublesome paintings.발음듣기
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Robert: Well, I think that's a good question if it's a male nude or a naked man because the male nude is a construction of art history that kind of sets the body into a very particular place and time.발음듣기
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Something like Polykleitos's statue of the Spear-Bearer or even Michelangelo's David from the Renaissance.발음듣기
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Parme: All his clothes and the footprints, and it looks like his boots and maybe he's folded his trousers on that chair.발음듣기
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Robert: Well, I think what's interesting is that this image was accepted into an exhibition in Brussels in 1888.발음듣기
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Robert: It was shown, but it was quickly removed from the primary exhibition to its own private room, which was rather inaccessible.발음듣기
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Parme: But they weren't bothered by seeing the same kinds of images when a female was the focus.발음듣기
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For example Degas who did this beautiful painting at just about the same time of a woman at her toilette.발음듣기
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Robert: You can have the ordinary woman in her tub like Degas, but you don't have that with the nude or naked men because that feminizes them.발음듣기
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They're supposed to be in some sort of regalia, whether it's a suit and top hat or whether it's something ...발음듣기
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Especially him ... I think what's interesting about this is that he's not showing you his front.발음듣기
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And I bring that word precisely up because it's still during this time period where the institutionalization of the idea of homosexuality as an identity comes into play.발음듣기
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Robert: And so they don't want to have the male represented in any sort of vulnerable, feminized way, which is precisely what Caillebotte does.발음듣기
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As opposed to Degas, he's showing the woman in this erotic setting, but that's really during this time period acceptable to the male viewers and collectors, etc.발음듣기
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Parme: Well that's true and you know Baudelaire said this was one of the places where the female could be naked in the modern world, in her bath, as a model, or in a brothel.발음듣기
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Robert: Yeah, he's fully dressed. He's of money, and he has the ability to look at the other be it a man or a woman.발음듣기
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So, I think that's really interesting that Baudelaire leaves out where you would find the male nude or the naked male.발음듣기
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