[The Decay of Meaning]

My questions are:

What was the prevailing view on the human body during the age of enlightenment?

Was there a shirt int he view of the human body during that period?

Are there any links on this subject?

[Anothroskon]

Was there a shirt int he view of the human body during that period?

No, shirts weren't invented untill much later. Anyway during the Renaisance people in Western Europe rediscovered that having a willie was, under certain conditions probably not a crime, so there wasn't a terrible need for them in any case.

[The Antiist]

What do you mean? Anatomy or clothing?

[Bosnjak]

What was the prevailing view on the human body during the age of enlightenment?

It was the revival of the Greek Roman Culture, the slogan was: A healthy soul lives in a healthy body.

They made also naked figures like Romans and Greeks.

There is no clear devision between enlightment and renaissance. Or?