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We looked inside some of the posts by hardcorefaun and here's what we found interesting.
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Faun hiding behing a Zeus mask. Nineteenth Century Illustration. Artist unknown.
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La Mythologie Galante / le grand dieu pan - George Barbier La Vie ParIsienne magazine, 1923
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‘Listening Fauns’ - Frans Von Stuck Page 130 of ‘International studio’ {1897}
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Scandifaun Model: Sampo Marjomaa Stylist: @outilespyy Second one from our vision to create a nordic faun!
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Pair of krampus lads.
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Jonathan fucking Glazer, everyone. This is an advert for Cadbury Flake that *never got commissioned*. It is beautiful.
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Gorgeous.
A little late to the party but I’m here! My Inktober no.1 - The satyr at ren faire that ate my boyfriend’s shirt
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From Le Rire, 1914.
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Source unknown. Sharing anyway because it’s beyond awesome.
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I want to be as happy as that dancing faun! Photographed on October 28, 2014 in Paris, France.
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Bloody brilliant.
This Pan is very old, came from a building in Belfast. It’s made from terracota and weighs a ton! My husband found him under a pile in an antique shop! I jumped for joy when I saw him. He’s amazing and will have a place of honor in the garden.
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I think that rabbit may be judging your technique there.
#Also why the hell is that satyr looking so bored?#you're getting a blowjob mate#try to look at least a little happy about that#NSFW#faun#satyr#pornpipes#panpipes#pan#mythology#illustration#lithography
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Big Mood.
The Follies of a Day!
Illustration by Georges Léonnec for La Vie Parisienne (May 1931).
A recurring theme in the magazine: women, bored with the milquetoast men around them, run off with satyrs, mer-men, centaurs, and other fantasy figures to finally have some fun.
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No source. Enjoying those clashing colour choices. Also I guess it’s not every day you find an example of satyr/mermaid anal. She looks kind of annoyed with him?
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#no source#nsfw#faun#satyr#mermaid#siren#illustration#porny fauns#this looks decidedly uncomfortable
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Terracotta plaque with nymph and satyr dancing in relief
Roman, Augustan or Julio-Claudian Period, 27 B.C.-A.D. 68
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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