The Boxer (1933) by Konstantin Somov Framed or Unframed:Standard Frame and inclusivity to any room

and inclusivity to any room

this print is perfect for adding a pop of queer flair to your space

Featuring an antebellum Natchez landmark built around 1815

the words across it challenging the stories we tell ourselves

and let your thoughts drift like clouds in the sky

The Boxer (1933) by Konstantin Somov Framed or Unframed:Standard Frame and inclusivity to any roomKonstantin Somovs The Boxer (1933) is masculinity caught off guard. Painted in oil on canvas in Paris, it depicts Boris Snezhkovsky, a boxer and frequent Somov model, seated nude before a mirror, shirt, vest and boxing gloves. Christies records that Somov called it a nu in a letter to his sister, adding that the painting is not bad. Strength is present, but so is softness: a fighter rendered as flesh, gaze and intimacy. Sport becomes a queer private