What is a reverse-architect called?

Find me a female Italian Renaissance status with visible abs.
Oh you can't, men always found muscles in women disgusting throughout history except in this soiboy era.

something tells me ur american and got 0 clue of european culture
we had a discussion similar to this,proving over and over europe in ancient and medieval times prefered pale and curvy women
this is also a sculpture of aphrodite,not everything u see is israeli propaganda

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wbu anon where u from kek

ancient greece
symmetry:anient greeks placed a high value on symmetry and proportion in the human body.the ideal woman had a balanced figure and symmetrical facial features.
pale skin: pale skin was considered beautiful, as it indicated that a woman did not have to work outdoors.many women used white lead-based cosmetics to achieve a pale complexion.
long hair:long, well-kept hair was a symbol of femininity and beauty in ancientgreece.
renaissance
fair complexion: fair and unblemished skin was still highly prized during the renaissance period.
hourglass figure: the ideal body shape for women was an hourglass figure with a small waist and curvy hips and breasts.
natural beauty: the renaissance celebrated natural beauty, and women often tried to achieve a look that appeared effortless and not heavily made up.

victorian era (19th century):
pale skin: victorian beauty standards also emphasized pale skin. women often used lead-based cosmetics and parasols to protect their skin from the sun.
corsets: a small waist was particularly prized during the victorian era, leading to the widespread use of tight corsets to achieve an exaggerated hourglass figure.
delicate features: delicacy and fragility were considered attractive, and women were encouraged to appear demure and refined.

20th century and beyond:
flapper era (1920s): the 1920s saw a shift towards a more androgynous look, with short hair and a less curvaceous figure becoming fashionable.
golden age of hollywood (1930s-1950s): during this period, the ideal beauty standard often involved a glamorous, voluptuous figure with red lips and curled hair, as seen in stars like marilyn monroe.
1960s and 1970s: the 1960s emphasized a more youthful and natural look, while the 1970s saw a preference for a sun-kissed, tanned appearance.
contemporary standards (21st century): beauty standards in europe, like in many other places, have become more diverse and inclusive.

also just follow the other anons example and leave thread once ur schizophrenia gets pointed out if u wont make a decent argument for urself.
u can see the thin figure is introduced after the 20th century,how could the israelites have possibly influenced beauty standarts in ancient europe how delusional can u get u american pork chop stop making shit up about MY culture it got nothing to do with YOURS.

We are able to buy gold/silver here without getting raped by VAT, unlike you, not my problem.