Meanwhile, in France…
It a woman’s vajayjay imitating art imitating the miracle of life, and we LOVE it!
In 1866 a painter named Gustave Courbet titillated the whole of France by painting a totally realistic yet undeniably erotic super-duper closeup of a woman’s baby-maker. He called it, fittingly enough, The Origin of the World.
Fast forward 148 years, Gustave’s gloriously gorgeous gobstopper reproduction hangs proudly in one of the world’s most renowned museums!!
It was a seemingly normal afternoon at Mus├â┬⌐e d’Orsay until a Luxembourgian lady named Deborah de Robertis waltzes into the room exhibiting Gustave’s painting, sat below it, and then flashed her own fur-covered front-loading missile silo!
She went toe to toe lip to lip with The Origin of the World — Deborah spread her legs beneath the antiquated pu**y portrait and encouraged shocked onlookers to glimpse at the real thing!
Even better, the entire ordeal was caught on camera!
Hide your kids, hide your wife, definitely hide your boss, and ch-ch-check out the SUPER NOT SAFE FOR WORK video…AFTER THE JUMP!!!
Yup. That’s where the babies come from, LOLz.
Though she failed to accurately replicate the pose of Gustave’s original subject, this is still one of the more interesting performance pieces we’ve ever seen!
Should Deborah win this year’s Nobel Prize for Genital-Based Performance Art? Or do U think her vulva vid was totally vulgar?
Sound off (below)!
[Image via ArtFido.com.]