Among the many character traits associated with narcissism, perhaps none has proven to be more central and enduring than self-love. The Narcissus of classical mythology has long served in Western tradition as an object lesson in the consequences of excessive self-love, so it is not surprising that the psychological use of "narcissism" early on connoted a vanity that it envelops everything. and a taste for self-admiration with those who would quickly become his best-known references.

Three partially clothed guys are depicted in a dynamic scene, with one kneeling by a body of water while another stands nearby, holding a towel. The background features lush greenery and a winding path under a vivid sky.

 

Original Created: 2006

Subjects: Sensuality

Materials: Canvas

Styles: Expressionism Modern Figurative Fine Art Realism

Mediums: Oil

Painting: Oil on Canvas

Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size: 54 W x 73 H x 2 D cm

Frame: Not Framed

Packaging: Ships in a Box