Courtesans and streetwalkers. Prostitutes in art

[LONDONER]

A touch of culture for the coming weekend. This month Splendour and Misery: Pictures of Prostitution, 1850-1910 opens at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris.

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/2015091...tes-in-art

Definitely on my "must see" list for when I am in London. It's just a short trip across the Channel.

[Darius]

A touch of culture for the coming weekend. This month Splendour and Misery: Pictures of Prostitution, 1850-1910 opens at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris.

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/2015091...tes-in-art

Definitely on my "must see" list for when I am in London. It's just a short trip across the Channel.

BBC? Who knew they had an art exhibit for big black cock? No wonder it's on your must see list, Londoner.

[East]

A touch of culture for the coming weekend. This month Splendour and Misery: Pictures of Prostitution, 1850-1910 opens at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris.

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/2015091...tes-in-art

Definitely on my "must see" list for when I am in London. It's just a short trip across the Channel.

Wow...I am jealous. It looks like a fantastic exhibition...enjoy!

[LONDONER]

BBC? Who knew they had an art exhibit for big black cock? No wonder it's on your must see list, Londoner.

Sorry? I must have missed something, I haven't the foggiest idea what you're referring to.

[Emiliano]

That looks fascinating and it was a very interesting read. Toulouse Lautrec is a favorite of mine, I love his colors and lines, and I really find Manet's Olympia a great work with so many layers to analyze. I wish I could go too!