Ancient erotic art 6
Ancient erotic art 5
Nominally en:Alcibiades and the courtesan Glycera. (This is in fact an anachronism, since Glycera lived in the Hellenistic period 200 years after Alcibiades's time.)
Nominally Bacchus and en:Ariadne.
From L'Arétin d'Augustin Carrache ou recueil de postures érotiques, d'après les gravures à l'eau-forte par cet artiste célèbre.
Created: 1798
Carracci Angelique et Medor.
Jupiter et Junon, from The Aretin or Collection of Erotic Postures
Agostino Carracci (1557 - 1602), Satyr et Nymphe
Nominally
Messalina, serving as a prostitute under the pseudonym of Lisisca
(literally, 'Messalina in Lisisica's booth'), deriving from accounts
such as this one of Juvenal's
Created: 1550
Nominally Pandora, having sex with a crowned male figure (probably Epimetheus, to whom she was given by the gods), who kicks a satyr or Pan figure who is trying to join in or watch. The jar in the left foreground is perhaps meant to be Pandora's box.
Venus Genetrix, with Jupiter and a swan top left
A
pair of masculine legs from below the calf, the feet in large buckled
shoes, between the tiny ankles and feet of the Duchess of York wearing
jewelled slippers, placed horizontally. See BMSat 7930, &c. 24
January 1792
Hand-coloured etching
L'Aretin François, gravure-00.
Gravure libre illustrant le livre l'Arétin françois de François-Félix Nogaret
Title: "L’Arétin François, par un membre de l’Académie des dames;
[suivi de] Les Épices de Vénus ou pièces diverses du même académicien"
The title translated into english: "The French Arétin by a member
of the Académie des dames; [followed by] Les Épices de Vénus or various
pieces by the same academician."
Publication date: 1787
This
is an image from the book:
Title: "L’Arétin François, par un membre de l’Académie des dames; [suivi
de] Les Épices de Vénus ou pièces diverses du même académicien"
The title translated into english: "The French Arétin by a member of the
Académie des dames; [followed by] Les Épices de Vénus or various pieces
by the same academician."
Author: François-Félix Nogaret
Engravings: Francois-Rolland Elluin
Publisher: Hubert Cazin
Place of publication: In the book the description is given "À Londres
[i.e. Reims ou Paris, Hubert-Martin Cazin]". This translated into
english is; In London [i.e. Reims or Paris, Hubert-Martin Cazin]
Publication date: 1787
This is an engraving.
The engravings in this book were created by Francois-Rolland Elluin from drawings by Antoine Borel.
It is commented in the book that; "Do not expect to find here a literal
translation of the Sonnets of Aretino.... ...The Poet only applied
himself to rendering the various subjects of the Designer..."
The "Sonnets of Aretino" were created by Pietro Aretino to accompany images from the book "I modi".
"I modi" contained engravings of sexual scenes that were created in a
collaboration between Giulio Romano and Marcantonio Raimondi.
Japan; Illustrated books; Illustrated Books
Created: 1750
Japan; Illustrated books; Illustrated Books
Created: 1750
Japan; Illustrated books; Illustrated Books
Created: 1750
Japan; Illustrated books; Illustrated Books
Created: 1750
Japan; Illustrated books; Illustrated Books
Created: 1750
Japan; Illustrated books; Illustrated Books
Created: 1750
Toyokuni I The Great Brocade Addressee (Onishiki ategaki), vol. 3 of 3, c. 1780s-1820s
Beautiful woman with kabuki actor Sawamura Sōjūrō III from The Great Brocade Addressee (Ōnishiki ategaki), vol. 3 of 3 by Utagawa Toyokuni I, c. 1780s–1820s, Honolulu Museum of Art, accession 2008.0467
Toyokuni I The Great Brocade Addressee (Onishiki ategaki), vol. 3 of 3, c. 1780s-1820s
Beautiful woman with kabuki actor Sawamura Sōjūrō III from The Great Brocade Addressee (Ōnishiki ategaki), vol. 3 of 3 by Utagawa Toyokuni I, c. 1780s–1820s, Honolulu Museum of Art, accession 2008.0467
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