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Posted by arif in Uncategorized. 2 Comments
A tiny sculpture of a woman with pronounced breasts and genitals is the latest archaeological find to come from the Hohle Fels caves in Germany. Take a look at this and other examples of erotic art from ancient times, from homoerotic drinking cups to the graphic frescoes that survived Pompeii
| Side and front views of the Venus of Hohle Fels. At 35,000 years old, the tiny sculpture, carved in mammoth ivory, is believed to be the earliest example of figurative art yet found |
| The Venus of Willendorf, discovered in Austria, is believed to have been made between 22,000 and 25,000BC |
| ttic red figures depict an erotic scene on an ancient Greek drinking plate. |
| An erotic fresco from the recently excavated suburban baths in Pompeii |
| oman and a satyr, a Roman erotic fresco from Pompeii |
| A second-century Roman statue of Pan, the mythological figure, being intimate with a goat |
| his Roman silver cup, which depicts homoerotic scenes, is known as the Warren cup |
| ustralian Aboriginal rock painting |
| sixth-century Cham sculpture |
| piece of Mochica pottery from Peru |
| Hindu erotic carvings on the Kandariya Mahadeva temple, India, circa 1050BC |
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Posted by Easy Nash on May 15, 2009 at 3:25 pm
Amazing! The Kamasutra one at the end made me a little dizzy trying to figure out all the convolutions
Posted by daniel boyer on November 28, 2009 at 10:37 pm
I think I found a peice of moche pottery how can you tell if it’s real. and what is something like this worth?