books about: erotische (generationen zeichnungen beschreiben)

books about: erotische

books:

Jean Cocteau: Erotische Zeichnungen.

1 review
Jean Cocteau, Annie Guedras

Taschen Verlag, 1999

This is erotica at it's highest level
The pencil of Jean Cocteau takes erotic drawing to a dizzying heighth. The gestural line and the anatomical exagerations capture a surrender to the aphrodesiac of man to man physicality. The sophisticated charm of these drawings are so personal and stylish that I would have to say thjey stand on their own,inside the erotic genre.

111 erotische Bettgeschichten
unknown

Orion Versand GmbH + Co., 2005

Women by Women. Erotische Fotografie.

10 reviews

Prestel, 2003

diversified views
i enjoyed the book loads as it is a collection of photos from several female photographers. although there's a lot of variety, there's no porn and all of the material is within 'normal' limits. no surprises, plain artistic and erotic stuff, but i liked that. there are macros and full body shots, and surprisingly many women are on a bed, partly covered by sheets or such. the feeling that comes ...

Picasso: Erotic Sketchs / Erotische Skizzen (Prestel's Erotic Sketchbook)

1 review
Pablo Picasso

Prestel Publishing, 2006

Good gift book
Beautifully printed and presented, a book that says "gift" for an art-loving friend who appreciates mainstream erotic art.

Auguste Rodin: Erotic Sketches Erotische Skizzen (Prestel's Erotic Sketchboo Series)

1 review
Auguste Rodin

Prestel Publishing, 2006

A Treasure Book from Rodin's Last Years of Work
Though very small in format and in brevity of content (a mere 64 pages with 38 illustrations), this little book serves art lovers and art historians well. Contained in this slight volume, and interspersed with cogent commentary by Norbert Wolf in both English and German, are Auguste Rodin's final sketches in pencil, watercolor and gouache of the female nude. Quite in contrast to his monumental ...

Gustav Klimt: Erotic Sketches / Erotische Skizzen (Erotic Sketchbook)

2 reviews
Gustav Klimt

Prestel Publishing, 2005

Not worth the pretty binding and ribbons.
The presentation is great - I thought this would be a treat. Great binding, nice ribbon, and maybe this would make a good introduction to Klimt's erotic figure-work BUT . . .! There are only 56 drawings, most of them have been seen and reproduced in other books. An index gives specific information about the images but since the pages are unnumbered, good luck trying to match a drawing with its ...