#1501

A 15th century woodcut illustration of Saint Agatha's martyrdom, which was mistakenly associated with explicit content in the digital era and resulted in its widespread use as a 'naughty' internet icon. The original image depicts the saint having her breasts sliced off by the Roman governor, but modern misinterpretation has transformed it into a popular symbol of female genitalia, often employed to convey sexual or playful themes online.