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Description:Peter Paul Rubens's copy of Michelangelo's "Leda and the Swan" For early 17th century audiences, it was likely more acceptable for a woman to be shown engaging in explicit acts with a bird than with an actual human being. Katsushika Hokusai's "The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife" There's almost no ambiguity regarding the erotic nature of this painting. We'd settle for 18th-century creepy. Artists like Cesare da Sesto and Cezanne also chose the crude story as inspiration for paintings. The print -- a perfect example of Japanese shunga art -- depicts a fisherman's wife deriving pleasure from a rather unique encounter with an octopus. It's dirtier than you remember. While those images, not to mention the many nude figures that populate his other paintings, exude sensuality, there's nothing quite as erotic as "Frau bei der Selbstbefriedigung.

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