Yesteryear

Images: Subjects and photographers unknown.

See also the previous post:
• Yesteryear (Part I)
• Yesteryear (Part II)
• Yesteryear (Part III)
• The Art of Wilhelm von Gloeden
• The Art of Guglielmo Plüschow
• The Art of Felix d'Eon

And at The Leveret's brother site, The Wild Reed, see:
• Manly Love
• Reclaiming the Power of Male Touch
• The Archetype of the Double and Male Eros, Friendships, and Mentoring
• A Fresh Take on Masculinity

Hare’s Breath

Image: Marie-Noëlle Bertiere.

See also the previous posts:
• Silhouette
• Hare In Morning Mist
• In Morning Light
• Afoot
• Hare’s Breath (2008)

Headwear

Hats | Caps | Helmets | Headdresses

See also the previous posts:
• Headwear – September 8, 2020
• Mon Bel Ami – January 22, 2015
• Bel Homme – May 20, 2012

The Comet and the Hare

Image: “The Comet and the Hare” (detail) by J. Foley.

See also the previous posts:
• Starlight Hare
• All Is Enchanted
• Lepus
• Over the Moon
• Sacred

Beauty and the Beard

See also the previous posts:
• Beauty and the Beard | II | III | IV | V
• Talking Scruff
• Going Floral
• The Art of Vilela Valentin
• The Art of Saul Lyons
• Bel Homme – March 20, 2020
• Bel Homme – October 23, 2018
• Bel Homme – January 30, 2017
• Bel Homme – September 24, 2016
• Bel Homme – November 12, 2015
• Bel Homme – December 18, 2014
• Bel Homme – October 23, 2014
• Bel Homme – January 30, 2013
• Bel Homme – September 5, 2012
• Bel Homme – August 22, 2011
• Mon Bel Amie

Images: Subjects and photographers unknown.

Solitary Adapter

Unlike the rabbit, the hare is solitary and does not dig burrows, but instead lives entirely above ground. It is able to adapt to a variety of habitats and so is one of the most widely distributed land animals in the world.

– Source

See also the previous posts:
• Mostly Solitary
• Unhoused
• Solitary Hare
• Hare’s Breath

Image: Photographer unknown.