Lesbian Wedding Painting
June 11, 2011
Licensed under Creative Commons
I like images of lesbian weddings with both brides in dresses. These can be hard to come by, even in gay art, but here’s an updating of an old classic: an Abbot Handerson Thayer painting of a bride circa 1895, given a contemporary twist by Richard E. Miller and Mike Licht. Love it!
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