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Triple phallus with wings, legs and feet of a goat, a bell, wings, two birds pecking the largest penis and another bird holding down the tail with its foot by English School

Triple phallus with wings, legs and feet of a goat, a bell, wings, two birds pecking the largest penis and another bird holding down the tail with its foot

(Triple phallus with wings, legs and feet of a goat, a bell, wings, two birds pecking the largest penis and another bird holding down the tail with its foot )


English School

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Triple phallus with wings, legs and feet of a goat, a bell, wings, two birds pecking the largest penis and another bird holding down the tail with its foot by English School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
phallus · fertility · priapic · priapus · religion · worship · gaul · roman gaul · gallo roman · sculpture · carved · Private Collection / Bridgeman Images
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