Notes from the studio
Buying, hanging and living with erotic art
Buying erotic art and not sure where to start? Honest answers on choosing a painting, where it goes on your wall and what arrives at your door.
57 articles ▪ written in the studio in Boekel
Where to start
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How the work is madeA short history of erotic art, from Pompeii to Instagram
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Living with the workWhat size painting works above a bed?
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Living with the workHow to display erotic art at home
Buying erotic artErotic art or pornography? Where the line actually sits
Buying erotic artHow your painting is packed and shipped — and what the box says
Buying erotic artWhere to buy erotic art online without ending up on a print farm
What is holding you up?
- I can't tell whether this is art or pornography.
- I want to buy one, but everything I find online looks mass-produced.
- I'm not sure I'm the kind of person who buys something like this.
- I don't dare hang it where visitors can see it.
- I don't know how high to hang it, or what belongs next to it.
- I don't know whether it will fit above the bed.
- I don't want the delivery driver to see what I bought.
- I recognise the woman in the painting and want to know how she ended up on a canvas.
- I don't know what I actually get for 35 euro.
- I want to know whether one person really paints all of these by hand.