Crossword Clue: Classic art subject
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Classic art subject"
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- "--- Descending a Staircase"
- '89 Dead or Alive album for the naked?
- ___ beach
- "___ Descending a Staircase"
- Bare-naked
- Bare
- Barely visible person in many a painting?
- Baring all
- "___ With Violin": Coward
- Beach type
- Appearing as nature intended?
- Beige shade
- Art class figure
- Art class model, maybe
- Art-class model, often
- Art class model
- Art-class subject
- Art-class subject, sometimes
- Art class subject
- Art figure
- Art-studio subject
- Art-studio subject, sometimes
- Art studio subject
- Art study
- Art subject
- Art work
- Artist's model
- Artist's naked model
- Artist's subject
- As one entered the world
- Au naturel
- Duchamp subject
- Duchamp's "___ Descending a Staircase"
- Duchamp's descender
- Duchamp's staircase descender
- Duchamp's staircase-descender
- Duchamp's staircase descender?
- Dufy's "___ with Raised Arms"
- "David," e.g.
- "David" is a notable one
- Botticelli figure
- Botticelli's Venus, e.g.
- Common art form
- Common pantyhose shade
- Centerfold model
- Debriefed?
- Certain painting
- Feature of Manet's "The Luncheon on the Grass"
- Fully exposed
- Hose color
- Hose hue
- Hose shade
- Hosiery shade
- Hosiery specification
- Gallery hanging
- Brownish-pink
- Garbless
- How everyone enters the world
- How Rodin sculpted "The Thinker"
- How to skinny-dip
- How we all entered the world
- How you entered the world
- Classic art subject
- Classic artist's subject
- Immodest art subject
- Clothesless
- Clothing-free
- Clothing optional, as some beaches
- In one's birthday suit
- "In Rainbows" Radiohead song for the buff?
- In the altogether
- In the buff
- In the flesh?
- In the raw
- Indecent
- Exposed
- Goya's Maja is one
- Like Botticelli's Venus
- Like Cezanne's seven bathers
- Not wearing anything
- Like Danaë in Artemisia Gentileschi's painting "Danaë"
- Like Duchamp's staircase descender
- Stitchless?
- Stocking shade
- Manet or Renoir theme
- Manet's "Olympia," e.g.
- Like Goya's "Maja"
- Risque art subject
- Risque Instagram post
- Like John and Yoko on "Two Virgins" cover
- Like Lady Godiva on horseback
- Like Lady Godiva
- Many a Rubens subject
- Out of gear?
- Out there, in a way
- Like Michelangelo's "David"
- Like Michelangelo's "David" or Rodin's "The Thinker"
- Like Michelangelo's David
- Like newborns
- Like one of Goya's Majas
- Streaking
- Marcel Duchamp subject
- Like photos that violate one of Instagram's community guidelines
- Kind of beach
- Like Rodin's "The Thinker"
- Like some art class models
- Like some art models
- Like some artists' models
- Nylon shade
- Nylons shade
- Like some college art models
- Stripped down
- Stripped
- Rodin subject
- Rodin's "The Thinker," e.g.
- Kind of scene
- Studio subject
- Like some sunbathers
- Like some yoga classes
- Like streakers
- Like the athletes in the ancient Olympics
- Like the competitors at the Bare Oaks volleyball tournament
- Playboy pie
- Painter's subject
- Painting
- Painting not for the demure
- Painting of Venus, often
- Painting type
- Subject for Duchamp
- Subject for Goya
- Like the upper half of the Venus de Milo
- Museum painting
- Museum piece.
- Museum piece
- Like Venus in "The Birth of Venus"
- Panty-hose shade
- Pantyhose shade
- With nothing on
- Rubens subject
- Lipstick shade
- Without a stitch on
- Without a thing on
- Without clothes
- Radiohead '08 single you might hear unclothed
- Without threads?
- "The Thinker", e.g.
- ''The Thinker'', e.g.
- "The Thinker," for instance
- "The Thinker," for one
- Naked as a jaybird
- Naked person
- Naked Radiohead song?
- Naked
- Lacking the usual furnishings
- Popular lingerie color
- On a streak?
- Ready for skinny-dipping
- Ready to skinny-dip
- Ready to streak
- Michelangelo's David, e.g.
- Michelangelo's "David," e.g.
- Michelangelo's "David," for one
- Michelangelo's David, for one
- Penthouse sweet?
- Penthouse view?
- One way to pose
- Prepped for streaking
- Renoir subject
- Modigliani subject
- Modigliani's "The Rose ___"
- Life class work
- Life drawing subject
- Not covered
- Not decent, say
- Not decent, so to speak
- Not decent
- Revealing work of art
- Revealing work of art?
- Like a Goya maja
- Not having a stitch on
- Not in stitches?
- Like a Playboy centerfold
- Like a skinny-dipper
- Like a streaker
- Like all newborns
- Like an Adamite
- Not-safe-for-work photo
- Like art class models
- Wearing no clothes
- Wearing nothing
- Wearing one's birthday suit
- Sans attire
- Sans clothing
- Type of beach
- Type of painting
- Skin-colored
- Unclad
- Unclothed, as an artist's model
- Unclothed, like an art model
- Unclothed sculpture
- Unclothed
- Uncovered
- Sky-clad
- Undraped
- Undressed
- Staircase descender?
- Uninhibited art class subject
- Sculptor's subject
- Starkers
- Starkers, across the pond
- What "The Thinker" is
- Titian's "Venus Anadyomene," e.g.
- Titian's "Venus of Urbino," e.g.
- Titian's ''Venus of Urbino,'' e.g.
- Titian's "Venus of Urbino," for one
- Statue of a kind
- Statue such as "The Thinker"
- Statue that might offend a bluenose
Recent Usage of Classic art subject in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Classic art subject in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - June 5, 2017
- Merl Reagle Sunday Crossword - Nov. 16, 2014
- New York Times - Nov. 2, 1998
- New York Times - Jan. 7, 1997
