Secret Muse Update
I have updated my website, Pandemos, the Secret Muse:
http://classic-erotic-art.tripod.com/
For those not familiar with it, it is a collection of about 6000 images (including about 1000 new ones) of erotic art. Everything is free, I just put them on a website because fora like LJ or Yahoo groups could not support the volume and content I want. Every period, medium, and style of art is represented. While there is nothing there excessively vulgar, there are many images there that one would not consult at an ordinary job, the Wilhelmine watercolors of Adam and Even copulating with dinosaurs, for instance.
Among other things, the site includes the web’s largest collection of the photography of Arthur Cheney Johnston and images related to the Ziegfeld follies (as well as links to the few other important sites in that field).
My thematic collection of French post-cards and other photography that attempts to recreate scenes from Classical Antiquity has been restored (it had been deleted by its previous host-no reason was ever given, but it happened within 24 hours of my posting a selection of pictures by Pluschow and von Gloeden and their assistant Galdi which for the first time included some male homoerotic images, which probably isn’t a coincidence).
Behind the cut are a few samples of the most recent additions:
http://classic-erotic-art.tripod.com/
For those not familiar with it, it is a collection of about 6000 images (including about 1000 new ones) of erotic art. Everything is free, I just put them on a website because fora like LJ or Yahoo groups could not support the volume and content I want. Every period, medium, and style of art is represented. While there is nothing there excessively vulgar, there are many images there that one would not consult at an ordinary job, the Wilhelmine watercolors of Adam and Even copulating with dinosaurs, for instance.
Among other things, the site includes the web’s largest collection of the photography of Arthur Cheney Johnston and images related to the Ziegfeld follies (as well as links to the few other important sites in that field).
My thematic collection of French post-cards and other photography that attempts to recreate scenes from Classical Antiquity has been restored (it had been deleted by its previous host-no reason was ever given, but it happened within 24 hours of my posting a selection of pictures by Pluschow and von Gloeden and their assistant Galdi which for the first time included some male homoerotic images, which probably isn’t a coincidence).
Behind the cut are a few samples of the most recent additions: