The Complete Book of Erotic Art
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The Complete Book of Erotic Art (Bell Publishing Company, 1978) is a book by Phyllis and Eberhard Kronhausen, a retrospective of their exhibition on erotic art, The First International Exhibition of Erotic Art . This book was originally published as two books, Erotic Art (1968) and Erotic Art 2 (1970), both published by Tantra, Inc.
Some artists featured
- Johan Tobias Sergel
- José Ramón Díaz Alejandro
- Melle Oldeboerrigter
- Max Walter Svanberg
- Frédéric Bouchot
List of notable works
- Vulva in a Box (1840) by Utagawa Kunisada
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