I MIEI SOGNI D'ANARCHIA - Calabria Anarchica: NUDI ART

67.2.675 Lampada - Cleopatra su un coccodrillo (Museo Die)
abien Bièvre-Perrin / Musée de Die - Own work

A Rammeside-period ostraca depicting a man having sex with another man(?)
Unknown workman in Valley of the Kings - Ancient Egypt

Alia magda, is an Egyptian feminist activist and participated as an active part of Femen organization in Egypt and stand for women to have their own freedom to their body
Shimaa Ezzat - Created: 8 May 2020

Amun-Ra kamutef. Deir el Medina (The Place of Truth)

Ancient Egypt Gallery, Louvre Museum, Paris, France. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics
Gary Todd from Xinzheng, China - Ancient Egypt Stone Statue

Cairo Postcard Trust - Femme Turque
Created: 1900

Cairo Postcard Trust - Fille Egyptienne
Created: 1900

Cairo Postcard Trust - Jeune fille arabe
Created: 1900

Cairo Postcard Trust - La nuditee arabe
Created: 1900

Cairo Postcard Trust - Type Orientale.
Created: 1900

Cleopatra VII from Hermitage Peterburg
Black basalt statue of the Ptolemaic period, height 105 cm, from Hermitage's Ancient Egyptian collection (Peterburg, Russia). In 2002 the statue was identified as Cleopatra VII of Egypt

Created: I BC

Deckenrelief auf dem Dachgeschoss des Tempels von Dendera, Ägypten
Olaf Tausch - Own work

Demonstration by FEMEN in Paris in March 2012. (right) has been bodypainted with the name of Aliaa Magda Elmahdy (here written "Alya Al...")

Joseph Paris - Own work 31 mars 2012

Description of Egypt. 2nd edition. 1822. Vol. 4. Pl. 21 (Dendera Circular Zodiac)
Impr. impériale - Description of Egypt. 2nd edition. 1822. Vol. 4.

Ebony furniture leg as naked woman
Rama and one more author - Own work

Egypt, probably Ptolemaic Period (332 -30 BCE) Jewelry and Adornments; amulets Bronze Gift of Frank J. and Victoria K. Fertitta
Amulet of Masturbating Hermaphroditic God LACMA

Created: Probably Ptolemaic Period (332 -30 BCE)

Egyptian antiquities in the Brooklyn Museum
Epoca tolemaica, rilievo erotico con una coppia che copula

Sailko - Own work

Egyptian antiquities in the Brooklyn Museum
Epoca tolemaica, musicisti in scena erotica, 305-30 ac ca..

Sailko - Own work

Egyptian antiquities in the Brooklyn Museum
Epoca tolemaica, composizione erotica, 305-30 ac ca..

Sailko - Own work

Egyptian Artifacts. National Archaeological Museum, Athens, Greece

Collezione egizia. Museo Archeologico Nazionale. Atene.

Αιγυπτιακή συλλογή. Εθνικό Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο. Αθήνα.

Egyptian - Plaque with a Dancing Dwarf with Large Phallus - Walters
Dwarfs played an important role in Egyptian society. Dwarfism-a genetic condition characterized by unusually short stature and shortened limbs-is frequently represented in Egyptian tomb reliefs and statues, and the remains of dwarfs have been found in tombs associated with the royal cemeteries. Dwarfs held important positions in the administration of the ancient Egyptian government, and they also worked as jewelers, performed in special rituals (in which they were called "god's dancers"), or served as midwives. Some were believed, because of their unusual appearance, to have supernatural powers and a special relation to the gods. The dancing posture and the oversized phallus of this dwarf-figure should secure virility and male potency for the owner in this life as well as the afterlife.

Anonymous (Egypt) - Walters Art Museum Created: 1st century BC

Egyptian sex
Ashraf El-Anani - originariamente pubblicato su Flickr come egypt-sex Sesso nell'Egitto faraonico
أشرف العناني - originally posted to Flickr as egypt-sex

الجنس في مصر الفرعونية

Femen à Paris 31 mars 2012.
Joseph Paris from Paris, France - Femen

Femen protest in support to Aliaa Magda Elmahdy
Joseph Paris - Own work 31 March 2012

Figure of naked woman
Rama and one more author - Own work

Figurine féminine - Musée du Louvre Antiquités égyptiennes
Shonagon and one more author - Own work

Fragment of a Leather Hanging(?) with an Erotic Scene MET
Frammento di un arazzo di cuoio (?) con una scena erotica MET

Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Gigi Ibrahim - Flickr: Women in the revolution
Samira Ibrahim, who is fighting SCAF in a law suit against Army conducting virginty checks on female protesters in the Egyptian musem in March. (Right) Alyiaa El Mahdy, who posted a nude picture of herself on her blog as a form of freedom of expression challenging cultural norms. (Left) This Graffiti is comparing the media attention Alyia has received for her nude picture and the message she is trying to get out with Samira Ibrahim's lawsuit case against SCAF for the virginity checks conducted on female protesters in the Egyptian Museum by the army last March. It is obvious that the public is in much support of Samira, but the media is frenzy with the controversial nude picture as a story for "women struggle for freedom of expression," but in my opinion Samira's is the revolutionary/real fight!

Created: 29 November 2011

Head and Torso of a Male LACMA
Egypt, Ptolemaic Period - Roman Period (332 BCE - 337 CE) Sculpture Terracotta Gift of Jerome F. Snyder

Homage to Aliaa Elmahdi
Naked Israeli women pose for a photograph in Tel Aviv, November 19, 2011, to show solidarity with Egyptian blogger Aliaa Magda Elmahdy, who put naked pictures of herself on the Internet, support free expression and protest against Islamic extremism. The banner reads: "Love With No Boundaries".

Jill Starr

Illustrated portrait of Aliaa Magda Elmahdy
ThePortraitLady - Own work

Illustrazione tratta dal file:Champollion - Pantheon egizio, 1823.
Léon-Jean-Joseph Dubois - Google Books

Created: 1823

Ithyphallic Horus Figurine Standing on a Crocodile Syncretized with a Lion Goddess LACMA
Egypt, probably Ptolemaic Period (323 - 30 BCE) Sculpture Bronze Gift of Frank J. and Victoria K. Fertitta

Created: Probably Ptolemaic Period (323 - 30 BCE)

Ithyphallic Man with a Harp, 3rd-4th century
Terracotta sculpture male erotic figure, Roman period of Ancient Egypt

Unknown author - Brooklyn Museum, Created: 3rd - 4th Century, CE

John Singer Sargent - Life Study (Study of an Egyptian Girl)
Art Institute of Chicago Created: 1891

Maryam Namazie interviews Aliaa Elmahdy and Amina Sboui (Tyler)

Mummy of Lady Rai, nursemaid of Ahmose-Nefertari, herself queen of pharaoh Ahmose, discovered in a Theban Tomb in 1881. End of 17th-beginning of 18th dynasty; now in Cairo Museum.
G. Elliott Smith (1871-1937) - Catalogue General Antiquites Egyptiennes du Musee du Caire: The Royal Mummies Le Caire: Imprimerie de L'institut Francais D'archeologie Orientale, 1912 Catalogue General Antiquites Egyptiennes du Musee du Caire

Musicians and dancers on fresco at Tomb of Nebamun
Ägyptischer Maler um 1400

Created: 1420-1375 v. Chr.

Naked woman Louvre
Rama and one more author - Own work

Naked woman mirror
Rama and one more author - Own work

Relief depicting a copulating couple, from the Ptolemaic period, circa 305-30 B.C. Possibly a votive offering, a household item, or a tomb deposit.
Keith Schengili-Roberts - Own work (photo)

BrooklynMuseum.

Représentation d'une clepsydre sur les murs de la tombe de Ramsès VI, dans la vallée des rois
expédition scientifique française - Description de l'Egypte, vol.II, pl.84 Created: 1809

Rhyton representing an ithyphalic Bes. Painted terra cotta, ptolemaic era.
Photograph by Rama

Sculpture of Erotic Group (305–30 BCE, rear view), Brooklyn Museum
The sculpture may depict Osiris, who had been murdered, making his wife Isis pregnant after his death, which later resulted in the birth of Horus. This Ancient Egyptian myth was associated with fertility and resurrection. The six smaller figures are probably priests; two of them restrain and hold an oryx, which signifies the destruction of evil and Osiris's triumph.

Unknown author. - Photographed without flash by Anagoria

Created: Early Ptolemaic period (305–30 BCE).

Secret Cabinet in the Museo Archeologico (Naples)
Coll. borgia, nano con doppia gobba e fallo smisurato

Sailko - Own work

Secret Cabinet in the Museo Archeologico (Naples)
Coll. borgia, nano seduto con fallo smisurato (forse Arpocrate)

Sailko - Own work

Statuette erotiche egiziane del IV secolo a.C. (e successive) - Museu Egipci de Barcelona
Joe Mabel and one more author - Photo by Joe Mabel

Statuette, erotic
Created: 400–30 BC Period: Late Period–Ptolemaic Period

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Stele of Qadesh

Rama and one more author - Own work

Type of Egyptian Maid. Postcard published by Aspiotis. Reproduction of a painting by an unknown artist.
The postcard was published by Aspiotis in c. 1915. - Actia Nicopolis Foundation

Created: 1915

Wall painting by Uri Ruff in the staircase of the Academy Building (Leiden University) (2008-2009)
Photograph by Vysotsky - Own work

Wilhelm von Plueschow (1852-1930), # 6412. "Murzì - Aswuan".(collezione Bertarelli Milano)
Guglielmo Plüschow - Italo Zannier (editor), Wilhelm von Gloeden. Fotografie nudi paesaggi scene di genere, Alinari 24 ore, Firenze 2008, p. 116.

Wilhelm von Plueschow (1852-1930). A group of people from Africa playing and dancing. The picture may date from the travel through North Africa and Greece in 1896/7.
Created: 1896/7 ?

Wilhelm von Plueschow (1852-1930). Three North-African girls. The picture may date from the travel through North Africa and Greece in 1896/7.
Created: 1896/7 ?

Wilhelm von Plüschow (1852-1930), Egyptian boys in Aswan. Catalogue

Created: 1896/1897.

Wilhelm von Plüschow (1852-1930). North-African youths.
Guglielmo Plüschow - Nicole Canet (editor), Poésies Arcadiennes. Von Gloeden. Vincenzo Galdi. Von Plüschow. Photographies fin XIXe, Galerie au bonheur du jour, Paris 2003, p. 37.

A depiction of a bust discovered in 1714 in the Southbroom Hoard near Devizes, Wiltshire, from the figures decorating the margins of Moll's map of "Hamp Shire" (Hampshire), the eighth in his Set of Fifty New and Correct Maps of England and Wales... The figure was actually part of the Southbroom Hoard discovered near Devizes, Wiltshire, in 1714 but placed on the Hampshire map for want of room. Moll copied the figure's appearance and lack of identification from Musgrave's 1719 account of the hoard. This statue is now lost, while others from the hoard are held by the British Museum. Musgrave identified it only as Figure 19 (M19) while Durham seems to have omitted it from her account aside from noting that it was a steelyard weight, not including it with the list of lost statues or among the photographs of the remaining statues from the hoard now held by the British Museum. Lacking the original statue and Musgrave and Moll's illustrations only showing a face and upper chest with no pose or clear distinguishing attributes, scholars seem to be uncertain as to the intended deity, if any. Notes: These Houshold Gods in number 19 with a Medal of Alexander Severus were found at the Devizes An. 1714 and are supposed to have been bury'd there in 234. the Rest for want of Room are placed in Dorset and Hampshires yat are barren of Antiquities; we being unwilling to omit such great Curiosities. London: Sold by H. Moll over-against Devereux-Court in the Strand; Tho. Bowles, Print and Map-Seller near the Chapter-House in St. Paul's Church-Yard, and J. Bowles Print and Map-Seller over-against Stocks-Market. 1724.
Herman Moll - Bibliothèque nationale de France

Created: 1724

Architectural bracket sculpture on the garden summer house 55 yards (50 m) south-west from Copped Hall, aka Copt Hall or Copthall, a Grade II listed country house, 1.5 miles (2 km) west from the town of Epping, Essex, England. The house and its ancillary buildings are within the civil parish of Epping Upland, with the larger part of the gardens to the west, in Waltham Abbey. The present mid-18th-century Georgian hall replaced an earlier Elizabethan hall by Sir Thomas Heneage. It was destroyed by fire in 1917, with it and its gardens suffering further 20th-century destruction and neglect. The property is being restored by The Copped Hall Trust.
Copped Hall summer house faux corbel bracket sculpture, Epping, Essex, England

Acabashi - Own work

Half-reclining semi-nude female figure, probably Venus. Stucco relief from a Roman tomb at Fondo Fraia, Pozzuoli, ca 40–100 CE.
Unknown artist - Jastrow (2006)