Stanislas Famin
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Stanislas Marie César Famin (b. 1799 d. 1853) is best-known for his book The Royal Museum at Naples, Being Some Account of The Erotic Paintings, Bronzes, and Statues Contained in that Famous "Cabinet Secret" first published in 1832 in French as Musée royal de Naples; peintures, bronzes et statues érotiques du cabinet secret, avec leur explication. It featured a description of the contents of the Secret Cabinet and some forty coloured engravings. In 1871, an English translation of Famin's work was published in England under the byline of 'Colonel Fanin'. Privately printed in a limited edition, this translation became one of the rarest erotic books.
Table of Contents
Introduction; The Satyr And The Goat; Marsyas And Olympus; Venus Callipyge; Sarcophagus; The God Pan On A Mule; Invocation To Priapus; Bacchanalia; Sacrifice To Priapus; The Phalluses In Stone; Two Little Votive Columns; Drillopota; Drillopota; Drillopota; Dancer To The Crotalum; A Priapus-hermes; Votive Figure; The Hermes In Bronze; The Tripod; Two Mimic Buffoons; Two Idols; Three Bronze Figures; A Votive Phallus; Phallus-hermes; Votive Phallus; Votive Phalli; Votive Phalli; Votive Phallus; Votive Phalli; Bronze Amulets; The Surprised Nymph; The Flight Of Aeneas; The Faun's Kiss; A Satyr And A Bacchante; Venus On Her Shell Conch; Spinthria; Mercury And Yphtima; An Erotic Scene; Spinthria; Spinthria; An Hermaphrodite; An Hermaphrodite And Faun; A Satyr And Hermaphrodite; A Faun And Bacchante; Spinthria; Spinthria; Spinthria; Spinthria; Spinthria; Apollo And A Nymph; Aeneas And Dido; Spinthria; Spinthria; Spinthria; Group Of Animals; Pan And Syrinx; Pan And Syrinx; Etruscan Vase; Hercules And The Stymphalic Birds; Bell-shaped Vase; Bell-shaped Vase; Langelle Vase.
