holy fuck, i've been struggling to find more examples of classical girl penis and just found a bunch unfamiliar to me on a random travel website www.my-favourite-planet.de/english/peop...

before now i only knew about the "sleeping hermaphroditus" variant, and the "hermaphroditus-satyr group" variant. cool to see single-figure standing variants

i've been putting off doing serious research on these sculptures (because it pushes back the drawing, and because i have other research to do for my day job) but i broke the seal and this is a good recent article. focused on Roman examples but touches on Greek too online.ucpress.edu/ca/article-a...

it's clear from the scholarship that the artists who created these sculptures, and the people who viewed them in their original context, did not have a very positive view of intersex people (to say nothing of trans people). my interest comes from wanting to repurpose and renarrativize their imagery