Some of the beauty of fleet horses also stems from their resemblance to human curves, both the trim limbs of women and the bulging massiveness of men. There is a lot of hidden love of the human body in equestrian admirers. The trim waist and bulging breast of the greyhound and the femininely clipped poodle are not unrelated to the female form. And it doesn't take a sex-starved sailor to see women's lines in French and English furniture. Scrolling attracts the eye because it copies and repeats the curve of the hips, waist, hair tendrils and breast.
Some scenery elicits the same response.
We are also intrigued by mixed tints of blues and reds, the old primate skin-display colors. There is a little bit of food and sex in the sunset.