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Ostentatio genitalium (Latin for "display of the genitals") is a term
coined by Leo
Steinberg in 1983 that
refers to
artistic emphasis of the genitals...
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displaying the
wound in his side and his
other four
wounds (called the
ostentatio vulnerum), was
taken from
images with
Thomas and
turned into a pose adopted...
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displaying the
wound in his side and his
other four
wounds (called the
ostentatio vulnerum, "display of the wounds"), was
taken from
images with the Doubting...
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crucifixion with a post-mortem
erection — a
motif which Steinberg named ostentatio genitalium. The
artwork was
suppressed by the
Roman Catholic Church for...
- the genitals" was
coined in art
scholarship as the
ostentatio genitalium,
mirroring the
ostentatio vulnerum, or "display of the wounds",
during the P****ion...
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Aedes (Paraedes)
ostentatio is a
species complex of
zoophilic mosquito belonging to the
genus Aedes. It is
found in Sri Lanka, Malay, India, Indochina...
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wounds of his P****ion
prominently displa**** on his
hands and side (the "
ostentatio vulnerum", a
feature of
other standard types of image),
often crowned...
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demonstrative emphasis that one must
recognize an
ostentatio genitalium comparable to the
canonic ostentatio vulnerum, the
showing forth of the wounds. In...
- from The Cir****cision of
Christ by
Friedrich Herlin Chronology of
Jesus Ostentatio genitalium 21 "The
contrast however between the
fullness of
detail with...
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Michelangelo would have known; here the
raised hand is part of a
gesture of
ostentatio vulnerum ("display of the wounds"),
where the
resurrected Christ reveals...
