Ryan Davis

Artist in Residence @ Tom of Finland

[🍉 BBBQ @bul_aps]

pull on em

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@MrJeromeTrammel No one is entitled to someone’s space, energy or presence just bc they’re famous.

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@francemothers Don’t forget about No Parking

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@SlanginRican Without question 👃🏽 👅

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@paperboylabel Hot

[TRICK OWENS (RIO DE JANEIRO) @TRICKOWENSXXX]

come home with me.

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@TaraBull I’m obsessed with these proportions

[Peadar (Brinkman Wardle) Milne 🇺🇦 @Esoteric1963]

Andreas Andersen | Interior with Hendrik Andersen and John Briggs Potter in Florence | Oil on canvas • 1894

via @DailyArtApp

[JJ @ThatOtherJJ]

ᴠ ɪ ɴ ᴛ ᴀ ɢ ᴇ

The homoeroticism is palpable.

In the heart of 1950s London, businessman Basil Clavering ran a thriving cinema chain by day. By night, in the basement studio of his Pimlico home, he pursued a far more personal passion.

Teaming up with his Navy veteran friend John Charles Parkhurst, Clavering launched Studio Royale Hussar. There they captured striking portraits of Queen’s Guard soldiers and other military men from the nearby Hyde Park and Chelsea barracks.

The results were bold but quietly groundbreaking, now preserved through the Colville Gallery. A rare glimpse into a different kind of mid-century photography and the allure of the military male.

[Aná @annamo_ana]

Subway, New York, Bruce Davidson.

[African crowns @afrocrowns]

c.1890-1900 - Portraits of a Wolof woman

pd. Senegal

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@Ramboghni Diabolical

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yukio mishima and tadanori yokoo photographed by kishin shinoyama, 1968

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@AyePapiProd @__fuemejor So fine w good butt

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Everyone’s posting these horny double exposures

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Jesse | Ryder, June 2026, at Tom of Finland Foundation

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Dulce Sabor Amargo', Salvador de Bahia, Brazil, 1970s

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A wrestler in Lake Retba (the Pink Lake), Senegal.