Pussycats
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Pussycats is an erotic art book by Gilles Néret, first published by Taschen in 2003, with its main subject the pudenda in art.
Sholem Stein called the collection a work of labial splendor and has said: "Enjoy the iconography of the pudenda from ancient times to today through a diverse collection of etchings, woodcuts, paintings, illustrations, drawings, and photographs by artists such as Rembrandt, Picasso, Matisse, Schiele, Ungerer and Crumb."
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