The generated images were removed because they violate user guidelines.

@Xandderex 

I am sorry that you are disappointed, yet any improvement in futher direction is made based on your (general audience) feedback and voice. Censorship is being tightent and loosen, so you can reach expectations but by defalt there is a few things that won't are not supported by TOS, as nidity, gore, violence etc. see more https://www.adobe.com/legal/licenses-terms/adobe-gen-ai-user-guidelines.html 

That was just a random example , and was being used as a reference for something else. Regardless, My complaint is the amount of "violate user guidelines"  results , even when using zero prompts, is a little much, and based on the amount of votes I got immediately after posting this, I'm obviously not alone with my complaint. I use a ton of AI generators from all over, and have never experienced this many failed results. 

but I do appreciate you thinking you were trying to help, so thank you. 

I would call out to be appreciative of the art and artist of the original painting regardless of public domain of the image, when using A.I. Technology. 

Yes, seemingly 'lower body' and 'legs' wont get you there. 

You would have more luck fixing the background and selecting the part you would like to generate 'dress' for example.

Other times not entering the prompt at all and generating on blank can get you there. Its all trial and error.