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Shaved woman in nude photography

Volume 1: Victorian period, art deco
The Turks considered it sinful when a woman let the hair on her private parts grow. A smooth and hairless body was the standard of beauty, youth and innocence for a woman in Egypt.
The Greek sculptures of women are polished, shiny and all, and there is not any pubic hair at all. The Greek thought women with pubic hair ugly and especially upper class ladies removed it.
Today it looks as if every woman removes hair somewhere on her body. It is the fashion to have smooth armpits, legs, bikini lines.

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Size: 24 x 16 cm
Hard darkblue cover, golden overprint
16 colour photos
96 black and white photos
Text: German and English

1000 books printed Year of publication: 1996

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