Look but Don't Touch
Aphrodite's Child4 min
Available until 17/01/2027
Depictions of Venus and nude women in general in art can be considered objectifying and insulting. In 1914, a suffragette even slashed a painting in the National Gallery in protest. But Venus is perhaps more inclusive than she looks at first glance.
With
Hortense BELHÔTE
Director
Cecilia DE ARCE
Author
Hortense BELHÔTE
Country
France
Year
2020
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