Pam, for the most part it was a dis-approved of practice. The greeks didnt sculpt them and typically either some piece of fabric or hair was strategically covering their bits or they were posed in a way that they didnt show. To be truthful the majority of the time it was when the church dictated what was acceptable and what wasnt since they commissioned most of the work. When the church wasnt dictating it the majority of Salons and art schools did. I dont say they have to be gone or anything and I can respect your need for them not to be castrated. Just that for me they dont really need to be there. If they are so be it. If they arent so be it. If I need to add them there are and will be morphs to get every shape and size of them. Have a good one