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Wednesday, November 29, 2017

Tatiana von Tauber, ART PORN - soft part

Source and copyright: http://www.vontauber.com/artporn
https://www.eroticmuseumvegas.com/art-porn-by-tatiana-von-tauber-augustseptmeber-erotic-heritage-museum/

Tatiana von Tauber is an American figurative artist focusing on the sensual and erotic arts.  Creative endeavors include painting, digital art, boudoir photography and various fiction and nonfiction writings on topics such as eroticism, Human freedom and sex-positive feminism. 
 



“I was born in the Czech Republic in 1971, ending up in America after my parents escaped to a refugee camp in Austria in 1977. Within a year they were granted a Visa to come to America and eventually we settled in South Florida. I grew up a European immigrant in a multi-diverse Miami surrounded by Latin-Americans and Hispanics as my primary influence. It so happens that their culture is very sensual and these two points converged into just about everything regarding freedom and eroticism" 


In th Midst of Fall, 2016

Resting on the Laurel, 2016


Into the Blue Yonder, 2017


Baby Bird

 
Booby Trap

 
Out There


Palm Beach



Embrace, 2017, oil painting, for me the best one

Flower power


Selfie



Her Lips


Stockings






Monday, July 22, 2013

Balkan Gang-Raping (Balkangreuel), Gottfried Sieben alias Archibald Smith, 1909, Wien

Gottfried Sieben - 1856 - 1918, Austria. 
In 1909, using the pseudonym of Archibald Smith, the Austrian book illustrator Gottfried Sieben painted “Balkangreuel” (Balkan Horror, Balkan Cruelty), a series of twelve lithographs showing Turkish soldiers in the act of gang-raping and killing women. The images are highly raw and explicit, but they also have  an historical value.

Brutal behavior of the Turkish army in its oppressive wars against the Greeks (and other Balkan Christian peoples) is depicted in the scenes, where light-skinned naked women are being humiliated, ravished, and raped by darker-skinned and dressed Turkish soldiers.

These pictures were issued also as postcards.




















Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Gino Boccasile, Delicate erotic Decameron illustrations

Gino Boccasile, the son of a perfumer, was born in Bari, Italy 1901. Trained as an illustrator he moved to Milan in 1925 and worked at the Mauzan-Morzenti Agency. Over the next few years he produced posters and illustrated fashion magazines.
Boccasile spent time in Buenos Aires and Paris before opening his own agency, ACTA. During this period he produced illustrations for several publications
During The World War II as a supporter of Benito Mussolini Boccasile produced propaganda material for the italian government.He died in 1952

Il Decameron, art editions, Milan , printed in 3000 copies in 1955.  
Boccasile died in 1952, he managed to illustrate only one volume of this work, which was complemented by other authors in 1955.