Kiss
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*[[Andy Warhol]] made an avant-garde film, ''[[Kiss (film, 1963)|Kiss]]'', closeups of couples kissing. | *[[Andy Warhol]] made an avant-garde film, ''[[Kiss (film, 1963)|Kiss]]'', closeups of couples kissing. | ||
* The French photographer [[Robert Doisneau]] shot a couple kissing by the Hotel de Ville ([[Paris]]) in 1950. The photo, later called "The Kiss," is now considered a classic, a fact one couple alleging to be the subjects of the photo attempted to exploit in their unsuccessful 1990s lawsuit against the photographer. | * The French photographer [[Robert Doisneau]] shot a couple kissing by the Hotel de Ville ([[Paris]]) in 1950. The photo, later called "The Kiss," is now considered a classic, a fact one couple alleging to be the subjects of the photo attempted to exploit in their unsuccessful 1990s lawsuit against the photographer. | ||
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+ | *''[[The Naked Kiss]]'' | ||
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In art
- Works entitled The Kiss were painted by both Gustav Klimt, Francesco Hayez and Edvard Munch.
- Auguste Rodin created the sculpture The Kiss (Le Baiser).
- Andy Warhol made an avant-garde film, Kiss, closeups of couples kissing.
- The French photographer Robert Doisneau shot a couple kissing by the Hotel de Ville (Paris) in 1950. The photo, later called "The Kiss," is now considered a classic, a fact one couple alleging to be the subjects of the photo attempted to exploit in their unsuccessful 1990s lawsuit against the photographer.
Namesakes
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