That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for June 29, 2012

Such grace, such….hm-mmmm

Must be that hot yoga.

Tell that woman to use some deodorant!

Well, I say “woman.” Granted I’m very nearsighted, but I can’t actually tell for sure.

Hey girls, check out these biceps…

The painting is entitled ‘Day’.

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AFerdinand_Hodler_004.jpg

They are free radicals in the body politic.

From the flies hovering around, they stink something fierce.

Rehearsing their big X-rated send-up of Bollywood movies.

Thanks JD, now I’ve got Jimi’s (superior) version of “All Along the Watch-tower” floating in my head. Oh dear, been to too many outdoor festivals.

there are many videos online of yoga and naked/nude. google it. didn’t know that many girls are that flexible.

Celebrities trying to enjoy nude beach, and then the paparazzi shows up.

Flies shmies. Where do I sign up for that class?

Buyer beware

They are all women and those aren’t flies, they’re flowers. If you look at the link to the bigger picture you can see them more clearly.

The Supreme Court’s ruling against the FCC’s censorship had chilling effects on Madonna’s future half-time shows.

I ♥ women!!! ☺

Uh oh….Now all the fish are gonna smell funny….

Thanks, Marge for filling in for the absent Mabrndt. Has anyone fount out why he is missing?

Click-to-enlarge image available from here (last View All Sizes choice).Day (Thanks @margueritem!!) isn’t described, as far as I know, online at its current-location (the source of the different coloration title image). This provides another different coloration image. The artist later painted Day 2, again, as far as I know, no online description at its current-location (the source of that title image, click-to-enlarge framed image available from here) as well as Day 3 (available from here), yet another 3 years later, which has an online description for all 3 at its current-location. Unfortunately, if you want to see it, you’ll have to do the following, starting from that link:1. Click collection online under Collection.2. Click Works.3. In the Full Text Search box, fill in Tag III, and in the drop down Artist menu, choose Hodler Ferdinand, and click the Search button.4. Click either the thumbnail image or the title link, to show the online painting information.This being a Swiss site, the Description contains both German and French (Bing is useless for dual language documents), but thankfully, no Italian (saving a further translation step). You can:5. Copy and paste it into a Google German translate box and click Translate.6. Copy the result and paste over the German, change the From language to French, and click Translate again.The English in the first translation (current From box) may be better than what replaced it in the To box. This artist’s Wikipedia page and collection (more in the Subcategories).So far, only work by this artist to appear in Mr. Melcher’s blog.

Another work by this artist can be found here.