Historical queer art

late 16th century- Pierre de Brantôme reports that lesbianism was brought to France "from Italy by a lady of quality who I will not name" & that it is generally preferred by unmarried female courtiers rather than "to go to a man & thus become pregnant & lose their honor..." Nonetheless, Brantôme tells his male readers not to worry since this "is nothing but an apprenticeship to come to the greater of men".

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Woman’s Club (1899)

To celebrate Pride month, we explore the major events and cultural milestones from the last 70 years of LGBTQ+ history

"Careful - I'm not a man" "That's okay, I'm not a woman" German cartoon from the late 20s

"Chivalry," painted by Sir Frank Bernard Dicksee in 1885, is a stunning representation of the Romantic style, capturing the timeless theme of a knight rescuing a damsel in distress. This oil on canvas work showcases a knight returning his sword to its sheath after vanquishing a foe, with a rescued maiden bound to a tree in the foreground. The scene is set against a golden-green illuminated landscape, creating an ethereal and almost dreamlike quality. The painting is noted for its intricate…