Books
Helmut Lang 1986—2005
1986-2005
Helmut Lang
2019
Over several months, we have gathered Helmut Lang archive collections owned by multiple individuals and carefully photographed them piece by piece. The photographs were edited and made into one set of two books.
840 pages
297 x 210 mm
Published by printings.jp
Women In Film by Leonardo Glauso
Women In Film
Leonardo Glauso
“Women In Film” is a ebook of mostly nude instant film photos by photographer Leonardo Glauso.
Leonardo Glauso was born in Florence in 1989 and he lives in Florence since 2018. He has a degree in Graphic Design and has studied photography in Florence for a year. He got into fashion photography and he has improved since then.
Italian fashion photographer, editor and founder of international fashion publication, Resuer Magazine.
Digital ebook: 92 pages
Language: English
ASIN: B081BC1G28
More Dirty Girls Having Fun by Ellen Stagg
More Dirty Girls Having Fun
Ellen Stagg
While photography has become ever more promiscuous in its first century of existence, the aesthetic and social handling of the human body has again become very stuffy for quite some time. The sexual revolution of the 1960s and 1970s also had its drawbacks, behind the promise of free love, it concealed new constraints in the form of ideology and commerce. Nevertheless, there was a general sigh of relief and a certain consensus that sex itself was not bad per se.
This perception seems to have vanished into thin air. In current debates, a factual distinction is no longer made between nudity, sexual images and pornographic content. The fact that a photo of a topless female is enough to block a Facebook account can no longer be justified as a sensible measure of protection for minors. Adolescents grow up with a grotesque double reality of life: they are unexpectedly confronted with hardcore porn as if it were a sexual norm, while at the same time it is suggested that a naked female body has no place in the public eye. By failing to regulate the often unreasonable, purely profit-minded conduct of online platforms, one is again turning human sexuality into the enemy. Conservatism, which is gaining footprint worldwide, will inevitably invoke an intolerant society in which various forms of sexuality will again be stigmatized or even criminalized.
It is therefore all the more important that photographers such as Ellen Stagg apply an open and creative approach to provide a non-defamatory setting with impartial shots of sexually charged naked bodies. An encounter with the erotic actress Justine Joli in the year 2005 allowed the successful advertising and fashion photographer Stagg to discover her true passion. Her unmistakable erotic visual imagery has been published in popular magazines such as Playboy or Penthouse and has since earned her countless fans around the world. She is one of the most well-known American erotic photographers and is currently the best detector for promiscuous sexuality.
Stagg’s images portray self-confident females who remain uninhibited and uncompromised in front of the camera. Her style remains linked to the traditional American erotic photography, the symbol of promiscuity and freedom, as vividly desired by all of us. There are no taboos in this alluringly daring collection. Open-minded, arousing and at the same time liberating.
Photographer: Ellen Stagg
Publisher: Goliath
Size: 14,5 x 21,5 cm · 5½” x 8½”
Pages: 272
Photos: over 300
Hardcover
Language:
English, Deutsch, Français, Español, Italiano
Heather Vandeven in Dirty Girls Having Fun
Dirty Girls – Having Fun
Ellen Stagg
Stagg’s images portray self-confident females who remain uninhibited and uncompromised in front of the camera. Her style remains linked to the traditional American erotic photography, the symbol of promiscuity and freedom, as vividly desired by all of us. There are no taboos in this alluringly daring collection. Open-minded, arousing and at the same time liberating.
Photographer: Ellen Stagg
Publisher: Goliath
Size: 14,5 x 21,5 cm · 5½” x 8½”
Pages: 272
Photos: over 300
Hardcover
A Cultural History of Sex Toys
A Cultural History of Sex Toys
Author: Richard Battenberg
More than 500 years of erotic history of sex with accessories, explained and richly illustrated.
An unbelievable collection – scientific, raunchy, informative, and hot. Simply put: the collected dildo-in-action erotism as an illustrated book.
A dildo is a sex toy, which most simulates the form and function of an erect penis. The history of the dildos begins already in antiquity. Since then it has been produced in various materials, colours, and shapes. Dildos are used for vaginal and anal penetration as well as masturbation and stimulation of the clitoris or G spot for women and the prostate for men.
A dildo is a prosthetic extension of one’s physical form and allows people to perform sexual acts, which their biological bodies prevent them from doing. They allow women to penetrate men, each other, and themselves, and men to penetrate themselves and more than one other man at the same time. What’s likeable about dildos is that they can be used by both heterosexuals and homosexuals, just not always in the same way.
Ancient cultures used dildos not just during sex, but also in rituals for worshipping gods and for defloration.
This illustrated book consists of 200 pictures, the majority of which are erotic illustrations and photographs from antiquity until today. The pictures come from a huge range of different collections and sources. We have annotated some of these more in text. Both scientific and pornographic aspects concerning dildos are commented on, creating the most interesting and diverse collection on the topic of dildos.
Publisher: Goliath
Size: 11,5 x 18 cm · 4.5” x 7”
Pages: 256
Photos / Illustrations: over 240
Hardcover
Languages: English, Deutsch, Français, Español, Italiano