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  • Kama Sutra
    Art,  Erotic,  Français

    En sanskrit, Kama peut signifier “amour”, “désir” ou “plaisir”

    August 26, 2022 / 0 Comments

    À l'inverse d'un Occident pudibond, l'Asie, et tout particulièrement l'Inde, a su développer une imagerie érotique aux antipodes de toute vulgarité vide de sens. Corps alanguis, courbes élégantes et tenues raffinées illustrent cet art de s'aimer explicité par l'image.

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