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@AimeeMaroux@mastodon.social
2026-04-13 19:59:46
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I'm down with a nasty flu at a very inopportune time. I haven't slept properly in days. Anything that requires brain power delayed.
But #BumDayMonday is here. Photo my own.

Neoclassical bronze sculpture group of two ancient Greek boxers. Both with a green patina. One is photographed from behind to capture his nice bum.
@AimeeMaroux@mastodon.social
2026-06-01 12:01:18
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Let's start off #PrideMonth with two bums instead of one for #BumDayMonday, and it's the beautiful buttocks of sleeping #Hermaphroditos and the lovely posterior of

Two photos side by side, one of the sleeping Heramphroditus sculpture in the Louvre, seen from behind, so that the beautiful buttocks and gorgeous back are in focus. The other is Antinous, beloved of Roman Emperor Hadrian, also shown from behind. He is raising a cup over his head as if to toast, standing upright, his buttocks tight and firm.
@AimeeMaroux@mastodon.social
2026-04-27 16:11:56
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Aphrodite keeps her backside nice and callipygous while threatening her son Eros with her chancla...
A beautiful #BumDayMonday to y'all.
#GreekRomanArt #Aphrodite

Photo of a bronze sculpture of Aphrodite holding her sandal in a raised right hand, her son Eros standing to her left. Both are seen from behind in this photo. Both are in the nude. Aphrodite wears a crown and her her hair braided. Eros is depicted as a winged child reaching up to his mother.
@AimeeMaroux@mastodon.social
2026-05-26 10:02:57
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The three Kharites / Graces bring a beautiful backside to brighten your Monday. The ancient version of tits & arse 😉
#BumDayMonday #GreekRomanArt #mythology

Fresco of the three Graces (Greek: Kharites) in a very iconic pose. Two of them are facing the viewer while one of them is turning her beautiful backside towards us. All of them are in the nude, beautiful examples of the female form.
@AimeeMaroux@mastodon.social
2026-05-18 10:06:25
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A delicious treat to sweeten this #Monday: the bum of Perseus, sculpted by Benvenuto Cellini ca. 1545–1554 CE.
#BumDayMonday
#RenaissanceArt

Black-and-white close-up photograph of Cellini's Perseus sculpture. The shot shows his naked buttocks centre-left and his forearm with his hand holding the sickle-sword centre-right.