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A Gallery of Intact Men and their Penises 3
The fans chanted
"We want Rudi
pref'rably in the nudi!"
(And well they might.)
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Ballet dancer
Rudolf Nureyev
photographed by
Richard Avedon
in 1961.
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"As his arms rose, so did his penis," Avedon recalled.
The next day, Nureyev got cold feet and went back to Avedon to ask for the negatives. Avedon gave them to him, and promised that those were the only ones. Avdon urged Nureyev not to destroy them, but to keep them for his old age. A few later shots were still in the camera (and strictly speaking, not yet negatives), including this one, with lowered arms, which Avedon put in his book, "The Sixties".
Adapted from "Rudolf Nureyev: The Life" by Julie Kavanagh
(which does not include this picture)
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 | The size of this man's thighs suggest he cycles or lifts weights.
His penis and his foreskin are of an average size. |
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...and sizes... |
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...but his is a grower. |
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This man has an unusually prominent superior dorsal vein. The notched appearance of its upper margin is not common, but for the lower lip to project more than the upper one (like a teapot - and for the same reason?) is.
 
Here he has a slight erection, his foreskin has begun to retract and his glans appears. His meatus is at the left of the opening and his left meatal lip in the centre.
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