Homosexual Collection (page 5)

OSCAR WILDE (1854-1900). Irish writer and wit. Oil over a photograph, 1882, by Napoleon Sarony, taken at the beginning of Wildes American tour

Portrait bust of Antinous, 130-138
Portrait bust of Antinous. Thasian marble. Found at Patras. The youth Anthinoos of Bithyna, in Asia Minor was the favourite of the emperor Hadrian

Pseudonym of Romain de Tirtoff, French (Russian-born) artist and designer
ERTÉ (1892-1990). Pseudonym of Romain de Tirtoff, French (Russian-born) artist and designer. Photographed with his Siamese cat in his apartment in the Paris suburb of Boulogne-Billancourt, 1973

Loung Suits Photo 1890S
Dapper young men in lounge suits, shirts with all-round stand collars, side buttoning boots & pinkie rings, also a tie fastened with a ring, a bowler hat, cane & a monocle. Date: 1890s

OSCAR WILDE (1854-1900). Irish poet and writer. Photographed by W. & D. Downey, 1889

TRUMAN CAPOTE (1924-1984). American writer. Photograph by Phyllis Cerf, 1959

FEDERICO GARCIA LORCA (1899-1936). Spanish man of letters

1950s UK humour gay childrens stories dogs
1950s UK humour gay childrenÕs stories dogs

Waitex 1929 1920s USA cc gay interiors floor coverings

GAY RIGHTS MARCH, 1976. Gay rights demonstration during the Democratic National Convention in New York City, 11 July 1976. Photographed by Warren K. Leffler

Genetic sexuality. Conceptual computer artwork of male and female symbols in front of DNA helices (deoxyribonucleic acid), representing the genetic component of sexual identity

Computer art representing sexual identity crisis
Sexual identity crisis. Computer artwork of a male and female symbol interlinked. In the background is a question mark. Behind this is the profile of a female face inside the profile of a mans face

Man with AIDS, conceptual computer artwork. The red ribbon on the mans back is a symbol that is worn to show support for AIDS patients and issues

Transgender balance, conceptual artwork
Conceptual artwork based on the popular Transgender Pride symbol devised by Holly Boswell, crossed with the yin-yang symbol, showing calm

Female homosexuality, conceptual image. Computer artwork of two female symbols joined together, representing sexual attraction and relationships between women

Male homosexuality, conceptual image. Computer artwork of two male symbols joined together, representing sexual attraction and relationships between men

OSCAR WILDE (1854-1900). Irish writer and wit

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"Exploring the Spectrum of Homosexuality: A Captivating Journey through Art, Culture, and History" Step into a world where love knows no boundaries as we delve into the captivating realm of homosexuality. From iconic portraits to vibrant party scenes, this collection of hints takes us on an enlightening journey that celebrates diversity and challenges societal norms. "The Boxer. Portrait of Boris Snezhkovsky, 1933" captures the strength and vulnerability within one man's identity, reminding us that sexuality is not confined to stereotypes but rather encompasses a wide range of individuals. Oscar Wilde, known for his wit and brilliance, defied conventions in his time. In "Photographed in 1882 in New York City by Napoleon Sarony, " he stands proudly as a symbol of resilience against prejudice. The embrace depicted in "Two Young Men, One Embracing the Other, 1880s" speaks volumes about love's ability to transcend societal barriers. It reminds us that affection between same-sex partners has existed throughout history. As we bask in the warmth of "Summer on the Beach (oil on canvas), " we witness love blossoming amidst nature's beauty – a reminder that love is universal regardless of gender or sexual orientation. "Naked modelling" challenges traditional notions of artistry by embracing nudity without shame or judgment. It showcases how artists have celebrated the human form beyond society's expectations. In France during the 1930s, "La Vie Parisienne cc gay lesbians dancers party" captured moments filled with joyous celebration and liberation from societal constraints – proof that happiness thrives when authenticity reigns supreme. San Francisco's Castro district has long been hailed as a safe haven for LGBTQ+ communities worldwide. Its rich history serves as a testament to resilience and unity among those who dared to be themselves unapologetically. "Nude bathers on the beach" portrays freedom found within natural surroundings while challenging conventional ideas around nudity and sexuality.