Sapphic Art

Hans-Jürgen Döpp

Description

The poetess Sappho did not, in any way, facilitate the relationship between men and women, with her admirable Ode to Aphrodite which celebrates the love and sexuality between two women. With the liberalization of morals, female homosexuality is part of modern society and cannot be ignored. But what does history retain from these practices? How is the love between women appreciated? By infringing on the rules of past societies, how did these women live their particularity and their forbidden sexuality? This difficult exercise, undertaken by Professor Döpp, attempts to explain these censured pleasures, without inclining towards a certain voyeurism.

Sujets

• Women
• Sex
• Love
• History
• Drawing
• Painting
• Love (disambiguation)
• Sex (disambiguation)
• Convenience
• HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I
• Object
• Pleasure
• Eroticism
• Woman
• Lesbian
• The Women
• Lesbos
• Sexe
• Photographie

Informations

• Publié par: Parkstone International
• Date de parution: 04 juillet 2023
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781644617793
• Langue: English

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ISBN: 978-1-64461-779-3
Hans-Jürgen Döpp



Sapphic Art
Sappho’s repudiated Love
Contents
List of Illustrations
1. Sappho (Fresco from Pompeii), National Museum of Archaeology, Naples
2. Simon Solomon, Sappho and Erinna in the garden at Mitylene, 1864. Watercolour
3. Otto Schoff, 1925
4. Deveria, romantic lithograph, circa 1830
5. Deveria, romantic lithograph, circa 1830
6. Deveria, romantic lithograph, circa 1830 (detail)
7. Erotic photography of the period, 1880 to 1910
8. Frank von Bayros, 1909
9. The Fisherman , circa 1925
10. Gustave Courbet, The Sleep , 1866
11. Berthomme de Saint-André, 1927
12. Berthomme de Saint-André, 1927
13. Gustav Klimt, Nudes drawings
14. Albert Marquet, circa 1920
15. Hans Pellar
16. Anonymous, 1930
17. Paul Avril, circa 1910
18. Paul Avril, circa 1910
19. Paul Avril, circa 1910
20. Erich Godal (pseudonym), 1936
21. Campa (pseudonym), 1936
22. Henri Monnier, 1830
23. Erotic photography of the period, 1880 to 1910
24. Anonymous, circa 1930
25. Laszlo Boris, 1921
26. Godal (pseudonym), circa 1925
27. Courbouleix, circa 1935
28. Paul Emile Becat, 1948
29. Paul Emile Becat, 1948
30. Gerda Wegener, 1925
31. Gerda Wegener, 1925
32. Otto Kopp, circa 1910
33. Berthomme de Saint-André, 1927
34. Berthomme de Saint-André, 1927