What does rubinesque mean?
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Fat. Rubens liked his women big and painted big fleshy girls. If someone has described you as rubinesque, slap em, they are taking the piss.
It's Rubenesque, and it refers to a female figure plenty of curves.
Not sure of the literal meaning but tends to be used as a "polite" term for larger ladies!
this word doesn't exist but it could be a way of describing the style of the painter rubins
Curvy, plump women.
Big, attractive women.
Curvaceous, large women
my favorite type of woman, just a tad larger than norm.say16/18
Rubin was a classical artist. When he painted pictures with women in them he always painted them being well built, not fat but buxom. This is where the word comes from. Rubinesque means a lady with an ample figure.
It basically means they have a bit of meat on their bones. Rubens liked women who actually were women - not stick insects.
barneyboy is spot on with his answer,
Ru·ben·esque
adj.
1. Of, relating to, or in the style of painting of Peter Paul Rubens.
2. Plump or fleshy and voluptuous. Used of a woman.
Looking like a beachball with feet !
Rubin was a painter and painted larger ladies to say someone is rubinesque means they have a fuller figure.
Artist RUBINS liked to paint milky white chubby naked women, so hence the term RUBINESQUE. And when you find the guy who called you that, you wanna twat him one!!
like the women Rubens painted - beautifully curvacious
If i were a large lady i would refer to myself as rubinesque. It sounds very polite to me.
Peter Paul Rubens, thus Rubenesque. The style of women in his day was what we think of as fat these days. In his day, they were Pleasingly Plump and men loved them.
Like what the 17th century painter, Peter Paul Rubens, of Belgium, painted.Rubens loved to paint voluptuous, big breasted and buttocked, big thighed and hipped women. This is where the term originated.
It refers to women that have great fleshly voluptuous breasts, rounded bellies and curvaceous hips. It doesn't mean fat. It means women the way god intended not Hollywood. It is a colloquial term that draws its meaning from the shape of women in Rubens art works. It a compliment really.
Someone who is Rubenesque is big and lush and curvy like in a Rubens painting. Not rolly-polly or big and fat, but really curvacious. Rubens liked his women full figured with lots of boobs and butts, but with a waist.
Curvaceous women, sexy and beautiful.
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