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Advice To A Barbarian art by Joe Jusko, 1982
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I think she slightly tripped on her cape and is trying to play it off as seductively lounging.
The problem is that the rock doesn't look like it's supporting her weight, and there is some iffy anatomy on her right leg. When you see fantasy art of that period you begin to appreciate Frazetta even more.
I think the mustache goblin tripped her. But she's a Goblin Mom, so it can do no wrong.