Erotic and nude photography
The first nude photographs date back to the very invention of photography, and were very quickly closely linked to erotic photography. Although it was initially an innovative way for artists to study a model, erotic and nude photography eventually developed into a genre in its own right, recognised for its obvious plastic qualities. The human body, like female beauty, remains one of the main subjects of inspiration for photographers.
Want to dress up your bedroom with a sober, modern nude? Let yourself be charmed by Man Ray's famous "Violon d'Ingres" or Ewan Fraser's delicate "Torso of Nude Woman".
Whether you choose to showcase the male or female nude, eroticism and the nude will arouse your senses while enhancing a classic, chic décor.
Some artists have succeeded like no others in sublimating the beauty of the body in beautiful photographs of eroticism and the nude. This is the case, for example, of Man Ray, whose most famous photograph is "Violon d'Ingres", an art reproduction of which makes a wonderful addition to your living room. In a completely different genre, Wilhelm von Gloeden produced a seductive work with plenty of room for sensuality. His photograph "A classical scene in Tierra del Fuego" is a great gift idea for lovers of erotic art.
