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“The Kiss” is an 1889 marble sculpture by the French sculptor Auguste Rodin. Like many of Rodin’s best-known individual sculptures, including “The Thinker”, the embracing couple depicted in the sculpture appeared originally as part of a group of reliefs decorating Rodin’s monumental bronze portal “The Gates of Hell”, commissioned for a planned museum of art in Paris.

 This sculpture titled “Brangelina Forever” was created by celebrity-obsessed artist Daniel Edwards, portrays Brad and Angelina “in bed, making love Harlequin Romance-style, with a cooing dove perched on Angelina’s shoulder. This piece of art is currently residing in a newly built Oklahoma City residence and installed in the ceiling of the master bedroom to inspire ‘sexual healing’ for the room’s occupants. The sculpture also contains the DNA of Pitt and Jolie. The artist embedded the work with crushed wine glasses that the duo supposedly drank from to celebrate their first-year anniversary.

“The Eternal Idol” was again created by Rodin in 1889. The erotic tension of this sculpture has made it one of Rodin’s most celebrated “amorous” works. What is unusual about the sculpture is that although the woman is not an active participant of the love feast, her pose clearly signifies an expression of surrender.

Perhaps the most famous of them all, the Khajuraho temples in Madhya Pradesh have two layers of walls with erotic carvings on the outside of the inner wall. The reason being that for seeing the deity, one must leave his or her sexual desires outside the temple. They also show that divinity, such as the deities of the temples, is pure and not affected by sexual desires and other characteristics of the physical body. It has been suggested that the positions are tantric sexual practices.

A common misconception is that since the statues in Khajuraho are in temples, the carvings depict sex between deities. The Khajuraho group of monuments has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is considered to be one of the “seven wonders” of India.

Just 10 minutes away from Jeju International Airport in South Korea, the Jeju Loveland is a one-of-a-kind theme park where 140 works of art are erected for the pleasure of the paying public. Targeted primarily towards the newlyweds, the park is stuffed with softcore memorabilia, like statues, photographs, toys, and displays. Sensual sculptures adorn the borders of the lake, ranging from two fully-dressed lovers who are leaning over and kissing discreetly, to a collection of descriptive sexual positions seemingly based from cultures around the world.

 These are part of the sexual mini statues collection in the Sex Museum of Shanghai, China. The museum was founded by Liu Dalin and Dr. Hu Hong Xia, pioneers in the field of sexology in that country.

Dominique Régnier is a French artist born in 1951 who makes incredibly realistic erotic sculptures of women. He first began a career as a draftsman and later went on to devote his life to the beauty of sculpture after the creation of his first piece at 25. His work is a homage to the female body, often allowing his materials to direct the shape and curves of his subject. He works in an array of mediums including: bronze, marble, wood, and even bone. These “Faceless Females” are erotically elegant studies of the female body and a sincere admiration for the beauty of breasts, butts, and vulvas. Though some may call his work an objectification of women, ultimately there is no intention on a vulgar representation of his subjects in his work. 

A great sexy sculpture in the Missouri Botanical Garden. 

 Zhang Yaxi is a contemporary chinese sculptor. He is currently experimenting with a range of wall-mounted high-relief sculptures focusing on the emotional feelings of nudity and feminine desire. 

A Phallic carving, an exhibit on display at The Erotic Museum, Paris. 

One of my favourites - A piece of art made by David Kennedy representing the shoes of a couple in missionary position. 

Makes you horny, isn’t it? A big thanks to Oddie and Wikipedia for the resources as usual.

-Anjali

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1. Cant stop jack off … still…. ha ha ha…. 

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   Answer by BudLight — June 14, 2010

2. Well even though it may not have made me "jack off" but then they certainly were great to look at. Thanks Anjali Aunty

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   Answer by lonelyguy_00 — June 14, 2010

3. i like it bro..:d

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   Answer by johncen786 — June 14, 2010

4. Certainly sensual and erotic…… very nicely done……. i hope if i can get any of these sculptures for my bedroom…… probably might increase sex flow more then now……. oooooohhhhhhh………….. beautiful and erotic ans sensual…….. too good……

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   Answer by shiprag — June 14, 2010

5. Thanks anjali aunty..love u aunty..

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   Answer by ranmal — June 14, 2010

6. 
   Some are really awesome, some are just okay.

   Can you make a set of Khajuraho sculpture, Aunty?

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   Answer by Oye … — June 14, 2010

7. superb really amazing , cant move my eyes

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   Answer by Prasad — June 14, 2010

8. the first one is the best…. so polite but so erotic…
   thanks aunty..

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   Answer by paan — June 14, 2010

9. amazing
   wish to see them all personally someday

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   Answer by lusty_lover — June 15, 2010

10. really good

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    Answer by gullucool1 — June 15, 2010

11. seriously amazing..and really entertaining…..!!!

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    Answer by itsme.oa — June 15, 2010

12. Wow Group sex in ancient statues !!!

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    Answer by s_rohit1984 — June 30, 2010

13. very nice pics

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    Answer by meenakshi — July 20, 2010

14. Awesome! Hats Off!

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    Answer by jazzyjunaid — August 5, 2010

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