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CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN (1816-1876). American actress. Oil on canvas, 1853, by William Page

Princess de Polignac arrives for the royal wedding. 25 November 1934

SAPPHO (fl. c600 B. C. ). Greek lyric poet. Marble sculpture known as the Castellani bust
SAPPHO (fl. c600 B.C.). Greek lyric poet. Marble sculpture known as the Castellani bust

COLETTE (1873-1954). Pen name of Sidonie Gabrielle Claudine Colette. French writer. Drawing by B. F. Dolbin
COLETTE (1873-1954). Pen name of Sidonie Gabrielle Claudine Colette. French writer. Drawing by B.F. Dolbin

STEIN AND TOKLAS, 1944. American writer Gertrude Stein (1874-1946) photographed in southeastern France in September 1944 with her companion, Alice B. Toklas (left)

NEWPORT COTTAGE. The cottage of actress Charlotte Saunders Cushman at Newport, Rhode Island. Wood engraving, 1875

ROSA BONHEUR (1822-1899). French painter. Steel engraving, American, 19th century, after a painting by Edouard Louis Dubufe

ROMEO & JULIET. A London, England, production of William Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet with the American actress Charlotte Saunders Cushman in the role of Juliet, 1855

Rainbow flag over Parliament, London, England
Rainbow flag over the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben in London, an illustration of gay rights and issues in politics arising over legislation on gay marriage, homophobia etc

British Lesbian Wedding - the blushing bride appears to be holding a bouquet of cabbage leaves. Date: circa 1910s

English Lesbian Wedding Party Date: circa 1910s

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

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

Two Women Tango C1912
Two stylishly dressed ladies dance the tango stylishly together

Lady Eleanor Butler / Fram
LADY ELEANOR BUTLER and Miss Ponsonby (1757-1831), known collectively as the Ladies of Llangollen

Trouser Suit 1939
Madeleine de Rauch design: masculine cut trouser suit in striped linen with broad padded shoulders, deep revers & wide leg trousers with turn- ups (cuffs) & loafer shoes

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"Exploring the Depths of Love: A Captivating Journey into Lesbian History and Art" Delve into a world where boundaries are shattered, desires embraced, and love knows no limits. From the intriguing "Naughty Nuns" to the groundbreaking "Lesbians Kiss 1908, " history whispers tales of forbidden passion. Intriguingly captured by Gustave Courbet in "Le Sommeil, 1866, " lesbian love finds its place among timeless masterpieces. Step back in time as we witness a rather jolly scene from a vibrant lesbian bar or dance hall, painted with vivid strokes that celebrate freedom and authenticity. Transporting us to an intimate backstage moment at Paris Revue in France, we catch a glimpse of hidden connections that defy societal norms. The critically acclaimed film "Carol (2015)" further immerses us in a tale of forbidden love that challenges conventions and tugs at our hearts. Nature herself becomes an accomplice as Callisto And Artemis intertwine their destinies amidst lush landscapes. Nude bathers on the beach bask in both sunlight and liberation, embracing their bodies and desires without shame or judgment. Dorothy Violet Wellesley, Duchess of Wellington stands tall as an icon who fearlessly lived her truth during times when being true to oneself was met with adversity. Her legacy echoes through generations, inspiring others to embrace their own identities unapologetically. As we reflect upon these captivating glimpses into lesbian history and artistry, let us celebrate the resilience of those who dared to love outside society's constraints. Their stories remind us that love is boundless; it transcends gender labels and flourishes even against all odds. So let us honor these brave souls who paved the way for acceptance while cherishing every stolen kiss shared between two women throughout time – for they have left an indelible mark on our collective journey towards inclusivity and understanding.