Zodiac symbolism alone is interesting. Add in some lovely ladies and you got a sure crowd-pleaser.
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The Balance of the Zodiac (19th Century) By Luis Ricardo Falero
Category: Old Erotica
Relating to sex. Meant to be sexual. Pleasant nudity.
The Sin (19th Century) By Heinrich Lossow
Taboo to the max! Two religious figures having sinful relations. A Nun and Monk having intercourse, while still in their spiritual attire.
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Moon Nymph (1883) By Luis Ricardo Falero
The Moon and Earth are in synchronous rotation. Like an astronomic dance by lovers. This Nymph lives and watches over our Moon, ensuring it never misses a step.
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The Witch (1882) By Luis Ricardo Falero
This lovely magic gal is painted on a tambourine. Her bright hair contrasts with the dark night. Bats follow her.
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Penis Pump (1905) By Martin Van Maele
How big does this lady want him to be?! Also, I’m pretty sure that would wake him up.
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The Bat Women (1890) By Albert Joseph Penot
The sun was set; the night came on apace,
– John Gay [Credit Wikiquote, text licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.]
And falling dews bewet around the place;
The bat takes airy rounds on leathern wings,
And the hoarse owl his woeful dirges sings.
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Geese with Penis Heads (1905) by Martin Van Maele
This deeply disturbs me. Don’t know who I feel worst for, the birds or the lady! Pretty sure there is a chemical spill near by this park.
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Twin Stars (1881) by Luis Ricardo Falero
Also known as ‘L’étoile double’, or The Double Star. Two beautiful women used as a personification for two stars, linked together.
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Evening Mood (1882) by William Adolphe Bouguereau
Between dusk and night, when it gets dark – there is a certain atmosphere and mood. During this time some will wonder about the night.
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The Oreads (1902) by William Adolphe Bouguereau
Oreads are mountain nymphs – supernatural beings who maintain nature in high altitudes.They are very aggressive and able to withstand harsh conditions.
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