Template:Image of the day/May: Difference between revisions
From BoyWiki
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 26: | Line 26: | ||
| {{CURRENTYEAR}}{{CURRENTMONTH}}22=[[Image:BRISEIS PAINTER -480c Man kissing a boy (Louvre G278) 2240x2180.jpg |250px|left]]{{BoyWiki:Image of the day/Image:KissBriseisPainterLouvreG27.jpg}} | | {{CURRENTYEAR}}{{CURRENTMONTH}}22=[[Image:BRISEIS PAINTER -480c Man kissing a boy (Louvre G278) 2240x2180.jpg |250px|left]]{{BoyWiki:Image of the day/Image:KissBriseisPainterLouvreG27.jpg}} | ||
| {{CURRENTYEAR}}{{CURRENTMONTH}}23=[[Image:ANKER Albert 1866 Boeckligumpen 2170x1670.jpg|500px |center]]{{BoyWiki:Commentaires des images/ANKER Albert 1866 Boeckligumpen 2170x1670.jpg}} | | {{CURRENTYEAR}}{{CURRENTMONTH}}23=[[Image:ANKER Albert 1866 Boeckligumpen 2170x1670.jpg|500px |center]]{{BoyWiki:Commentaires des images/ANKER Albert 1866 Boeckligumpen 2170x1670.jpg}} | ||
| {{CURRENTYEAR}}{{CURRENTMONTH}}24=[[ | | {{CURRENTYEAR}}{{CURRENTMONTH}}24=[[File:BLplanet2.JPG|600px |center]]{{BoyWiki:Image of the day/File:BLplanet2.JPG}} | ||
| {{CURRENTYEAR}}{{CURRENTMONTH}}25=[[Image:En tu Ausencia Gonzalo.jpg|500px|left]]{{BoyWiki:Image of the day/Image:En tu ausencia.jpg}} | | {{CURRENTYEAR}}{{CURRENTMONTH}}25=[[Image:En tu Ausencia Gonzalo.jpg|500px|left]]{{BoyWiki:Image of the day/Image:En tu ausencia.jpg}} | ||
| {{CURRENTYEAR}}{{CURRENTMONTH}}26=[[Image:Man with Ephebe (6th century BC) Greece 02.jpg|400px|center]]{{BoyWiki:Image of the day/Image:Man with Ephebe (6th century BC) Greece 02.jpg}} | | {{CURRENTYEAR}}{{CURRENTMONTH}}26=[[Image:Man with Ephebe (6th century BC) Greece 02.jpg|400px|center]]{{BoyWiki:Image of the day/Image:Man with Ephebe (6th century BC) Greece 02.jpg}} | ||
Revision as of 14:17, 9 December 2015
_309x447.jpg)
Frederick William Rolfe, better known as Baron Corvo, and also calling himself 'Frederick William Serafino Austin Lewis Mary Rolfe', (July 22, 1860 – October 25, 1913), was an English writer, artist, photographer and eccentric. Rolfe’s s sexual preference was for late adolescents.
Towards the end of his life, he made his only explicit reference to his specific sexual age preference, in one of the Venice letters to Charles Masson Fox, in which he declared: "My preference was for the 16, 17, 18 and large."
Grant Richards, in his 'Memories of a Misspent Youth' (1932), recalls 'Frederick Baron Corvo' at Parson's Pleasure in Oxford - where scholars could bathe naked - "surveying the yellow flesh tints of youth with unbecoming satisfaction".
