The human body has been a subject of fascination for centuries, inspiring artists, scientists, and thinkers alike. Among the myriad aspects of human anatomy, the male genitalia has often elicited intrigue and curiosity, both for its biological function and its representation in art and culture. From ancient sculptures to modern photography, depictions of the penis have served various purposes, including symbolism, fertility, and even humor. In many cultures, the penis is not merely a biological organ but a symbol of virility and masculinity. Artists have explored this theme in various forms, creating works that celebrate or critique societal norms associated with male sexuality. This duality of representation—both anatomical and artistic—has…