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Art and Homosexuality
- Studies in World Art, Book 11
- Narrated by: Christopher Selbie
- Length: 16 mins
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Art and Homosexuality
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Publisher's Summary
There is room for a book on this subject, among the vast mass of publications about the visual arts that flow from British and American publishing houses every year. Gay art, from being a quasi-forbidden topic, is now fashionable, not least among would-be up-to-the-minute academics. Christopher Reed, the author of the book Art and Homosexuality: A History of Ideas, is Associate Professor of English and Visual Culture at Pennsylvania State University - the prestigious institution that was shaken by a huge scandal about a possibly pedophile assistant coach who worked for years with its famed football team.
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