The Erotic Arts
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The Erotic Arts (1975) is an erotic art history book by Peter Webb. It is well referenced and has the typical early seventies "sexual revolution" point of view. On the dust cover of its original edition is the artwork Princess X[1]. The book also features an interview with Hans Bellmer. The book builds on the work of Eduard Fuchs.
During the 1970s, Webb, taught a course on eroticism at the Middlesex Polytechnic, in later years in tandem with Lisa Tickner.
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Table of contents
- Art and Pornography
- Sexual Themes in Ancient and Primitive Art
- Eroticism in Oriental Art and Religion
- Sexual Attitudes in Victorian Art and Literature
- Twentieth-Century Erotic Art
- The Erotic Novel
- Eroticism in Films
- Eroticism in Performing Arts
- The Theatre of Celebration.
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See also
- Liberalism with its pants down, 1985 book review by John A Walker, which takes an "end of the sexual revolution" point of view.
- Erotic art
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