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In more recent periods in Western history, artists dealing with sexual themes or imagery have worked in much muddier waters. The Brooklyn Museum of Art's current exhibit, "Exposed: The Victorian Nude," is a perfect example of Western unease with the artistic portrayal of the human form. Though the 19th-century British works are tame by modern-day standards, at the time of their creation they incited heated moral debate and controversy. From centuries and centuryřs nude women is a source of pleasure for men, either in form of paintings, books, portrait, and movies or in reality. As there is demand of women being nude the supply is obvious i.e. what this art is producing from thousand years. Technological changes now made it very easy in the form of movies and internet, for the men to gain access. Lesbianism is a concept of 20th century which is also famous now a days, this new presentation of women is sometimes more pleasurable to some men.
Works Cited Helen McDonald, 2000, "Erotic Ambiguities: The Female Nude in Art" Angelika Muthesius and Gilles Neret, 1998, "Erotic Art" Pippa Hurd, 2004, "Icons of Erotic Art" Jim Silke, 2005, "Pinup: The Illegitimate Art" Phyllis Kronhausen and Eberhard Kronhausen, 1994, "Erotic Fantasies: A Study of the Sexual Imagination" Bradley Smith, 1980, "20th Century Masters of Erotic Art" Thomas B. and Linda Nochlin, 1972, "Woman as Sex Objects: Studies in Erotic Art, 1730-1970" Alexandre Dupouy, 2004, "Erotic Art Photography" Lily Pond, 1992, "Yellow Silk: Erotic Arts and Letters" Hans-Jurgen, 2000, "Romantique: Erotic Art of the Early 19th Century" Your name appears here PAGE 6
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