20 drawings for "Fleurette's purple snails" --4 illustrations to "The story of Manon Lescaut and the Chevalier des Grieux" --6 drawings for "The memoirs of Fanny Hill" --7 illustrations to "The indiscreet jewels" --5 illustrations to "La Bohème" --12 etchings for "La Bonbonnière" --15 illustrations to "Stories from Aretino" --15 drawings for "La Grenouillère" --10 illustrations to "The hundred new short stories" --8 drawings for "The pretty Andalusian" --15 drawings for "Tales at the dressing table" --Biography / by Johann Pilz --Franz von Bayros, "Concerning my morals" --10 illustrations to "The fairy tale of all fairy tales or the pentameron" --Bookplates (which were not circulated) --Various amorous bookplates --7 illustrations to "The beautiful maiden of Pao" --10 illustrations to "Genre pictures of our time" and "The story of Zairette" --Various frontispieces --5 illustrations to "The decameron" --5 illustrations and cover picture for "The small foot of the gracious lady and other stories" --9 drawings for "The garden of Aphrodite" --30 drawings for "Pictures from the boudoir of Madame CC" --4 illustrations and 2 vignettes for "Of kings and Jacobins" --6 drawings for "Lesbian round dance" --Franz von Bayros, "My bookplates".

    Offers a superb selection of paintings, drawings, sculptures, and photographs ranging in time from classical antiquity to the modern age and covering the gamut of artful sexual imagery.

    But the games take on a life of their own as the fake athletes begin to compete for real. Unanticipated complications ensue, from the open-air orgy in the vineyards that gets seriously out of hand to the aloof and supposedly-straight Travis' realization that he just might be falling in love. The result is good, naughty, come one, come all fun with togas and nude wrestling.

    It is written not for the advanced student or the philosopher but for the non-specialist interested in all the arts, and concerned with developing and approach via aesthetics which can give him greater enjoyment and access to these arts.These essays have been carefully chosen to provide basic philosophical insights into the nature and limitations of specific art forms, such as the dance, painting, literature, architecture, and the modern film.Such major talents as Herbert Read and Bernard Berenson writing on art - Susanne K. Langer and Aaron Copland on music - Frank Lloyd Wright and Lewis Mumford on architecture - to name only a few - contribute their brilliant insights to the basic problems of aesthetics.