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Erotic Art of India

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On one side a pair of youthful men (“twinks”) are shown making love while on the other a young man or boy lowers himself into the lap of his older, bearded lover (or “daddy” in modern parlance). As if to underline our own role as voyeurs a fifth figure can just be seen peeping at the copulating couples from around the edge of a door. There are several temples in India where erotic art has been prominent, such as the Khajuraho temples in Madhya Pradesh or the Konark Sun Temple in Odisha. The sculptures found in these temples display a magnificent array of sensual and sexual acts between couples, sometimes even including group encounters and mythical deities. These temples and their art stand as a testament to the intrinsic connection between spirituality and sensuality in Indian culture. Miniature Paintings Japan has a rich sexual history. The film “Memories of a Geisha” revived this rich, bizarre & kinky history of a truly open-minded culture. The following images are coined with the term Shunga which can be translated to “Image of Spring”. Spring is a common euphemism for sex.

The naked portrait was becoming a dominant type of sexual art in the 20th century, much like the academic nude had in the 19th. Critical essays on the “nude”, particularly the female nude, resulted in significant modifications in how images of the nude and depictions of sexuality were viewed. Seminal books were re-examining the concept of the nude and sexuality in art. An epitome of the Orissan temple architecture it is one of the most beautiful temples in India.The beautiful sculptures of birds, animals, and floral motifs, human figures in erotic postures and gods and goddesses adorn the exterior of the temple. The lingam is made of uncarved granite which is 8 ft in diameter and raised 8 inches above the ground. 12. Jagdish Mandir, Udaipur

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Because judgments of what is pornographic and what is art differ, the concept of sexual artwork is rather subjective and context-dependent. A phallus statue, for instance, may be regarded as a customary emblem of virility rather than explicitly pornographic in certain cultures. Content created to promote sex education may be seen as overly provocative by others. Embarking on a journey into the world of the Kama Sutra and Indian erotic art opens up a realm of exploration and understanding like no other. Whether you are a newcomer to this realm or a seasoned explorer, we encourage you to delve deeper into the sensational stories, imagery, and philosophies behind these captivating creations. Embrace the sensual possibilities that the Kama Sutra and erotic art of India offer, and don't forget to share your discovery with friends and fellow admirers. Since you are here, we would like to share our vision for the future of travel - and the direction Culture Trip is moving in. Pompeii once again offers a great view of how sex was seen in the ancient world. Paintings and statues of Priapus are found all over the city. One famous fresco of Priapus shows him weighing his penis against a bag of gold, perhaps hinting at a role in business as well.

The Markandeshwar temple complex is situated by the River Wainganga. Some of the sculptures here might raise that frown, for example: there is a couple performing ‘fellacio’. Know to be built by danavas (evil forces) in one night, the temple is made from stone, and follows Hemadpanth architecture. The annual fair during Mahashivratri attracts devotees from far and wide every year. 6. Ellora, Maharashtra Sala of Cupid and Psyche, Tea Palace, Mantua, with a painting of Zeus seducing Olympias by Giulio Romano; Sailko, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons Romano drew sexually graphic situations between mythological renowned historical couples while finishing these pieces. The Turkish bath (1862) by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres; Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsCouples engaged in sexual actions were depicted smiling and enjoying their partner’s company, emphasizing the positive aspects of sex. Shunga was greeted with criticism and forbidden in Japan about 1700, yet the distribution of this important Erotic artwork remained. Catherine the Great also commissioned an erotic cabinet, which appears to have been close to her suite of chambers at the Gatchina Palace. The furniture was outlandish, including tables with huge penises for legs. On the furniture, vaginas and penises were carved. Sexual artwork was adorning the walls. The chambers and furniture were observed by two Wehrmacht officers in 1941, but they appear to have gone since then. According to a documentary by Peter Woditsch, the cabinet was located at Peterhof Palace rather than Gatchina. Shunga couples are often shown in non-realistic positions with exaggerated genitalia. Explanations for this include increased visibility of the sexually explicit content, artistic interest and psychological impact: that is, the genitalia is interpreted as a ‘second face,’ expressing the primal passions that the everyday face is obligated by giri to conceal, and is therefore the same size as the head and placed unnaturally close to it by the awkward position. [Source Wikipedia] #1 The Kinky Japanese Erotic Art: The Teasing Her focal points of interest in art history encompass profiling specific artists and art movements, as it is these areas where she is able to really dig deep into the rich narrative of the art world. Additionally, she particularly enjoys exploring the different artistic styles of the 20 th century, as well as the important impact that female artists have had on the development of art history. Lover of Life, Love & Sensuality. Optimist. Believer. Natural Beauty Advocate. Minimalist. Living life outside the box; where the magic happens.

India has a long and noble tradition of liberated sexuality. From the infamous Kama Sutra (1st century AD) to the blatantly sexual temples of Khajuraho (1000 AD), sex was considered an important and highly enjoyable activity. The ancient Indians were very aware that few are born great lovers and so they placed great emphasis on teaching both women and men how to fully explore their erotic potential. Many of those teachings are as valid and meaningful today as they were 2000 years ago. The sexual prints in this collection are among the very few such pieces that have been preserved from the 16th century, when a major development in printing technology permitted a wider range of collectors to follow their specialized interests than ever before. Many similar publications, including the infamous I Modi by Marcantonio Raimondi, would have been banned during moralizing purges. The Lascivie, created by famed engraver Agostino Carracci, are less vivid than Raimondi’s paintings and cover a broader variety of biblical and mythical topics, of which these two are instances. This epoch in art was distinguished by a keen interest in politics. It was a watershed event in history that highlighted the significance of the sexual revolution in art.The Khajuraho temples, scattered over an area of about 9 square miles, depict the traditional lifestyle of women in the medieval age. Rediscovered almost nine centuries later, they give a poignant representation of life in the 11th century. A few of the temples are dedicated to the Jain pantheon and the rest to Hindu deities — to God’s Trio, Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva and various Devi forms, such as the Devi Jagadambi. The divine sculptures are a tribute to life itself, embodying everything that is sublime and spontaneous about it. Built using sandstone, with varying shades of buff, pink and pale yellow, each contains an entrance, a hall, a vestibule and a sanctum. The inside of the temple has rooms that are inter-connected and placed on an East/West line and constructed with spiral superstructures, adhere to a North Indian shikhara temple style and often to a Panchayatana plan. Take travel insurance for your travels just in case. I use World Nomads(get a quote with that link). Shunga was an Asian religious group that intended to unleash all people’s inherent sexual selves, including females and gay sexuality.



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