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Figurenude
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A neologism for an object of two dimensional art primarily of a nude human figure. A "figurenude" is not intentionally erotic and does not involve the subject interacting with the viewer, except possibly a casual look. The face is often not shown. ("Figurenude" was a term first used by Curtis Neeley for photographs, but can be anything two-dimensional.) This neologism is a sub-class of the nude art genre that attempts to completely separate art from erotica. Many "art nudes" are "figurenudes" but no "art erotica" is a "figurenude". Although it is a neologism is has been widely accepted by many of the best photographers of the nude photograph of the recent turn-of-the-century. You can see its first widely accepted use and the art of many of those who first accepted it at at |
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