Let it Gogh Gallery

Invites you to join us for a night of ocular stimulation. Celebrate our sensual tour of erotic art with a brand-new show, “unbound.”

R.S.V.P through our Curator: Lauren Mason

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1337 Warhol Way, San Diego, CA. In the heart of downtown.
“Unbound” is an exploration of unexpected erotic art from mostly well known artists. Pieces were selected and put together with careful consideration, with the intent of spanning time and genres. We looked for erotic images that were attached to familiar names, images that most wouldn’t expect to have seen from them.  This exhibit is meant to show examples of erotic art from several different style perspectives, so that each image is unique and powerful on it’s own.
Featuring:

Rembrandt

Rodin
Goya
Hokusai

Picasso


Courbet
Duchamp

Wesselmann
Klimt

Correggio

Schiele
As well As:
Beautiful works from ancient, unknown artists.

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