I find it interesting, “catholic,” you object to the subject matter and inject exploitation, but you do not know if the boys were fairly treated, you do not know that they are Mediterranean (better word choice than either Latino or Italian) and in spite of any/all objection you may have, you appear to have surfed in and looked at them, then needed to object to them. Work on your vocabulary: Latin, Latino, Italian, Mediterranean, and HYPOCRITE. Further to it all, this is NOT gay art, it is a study of the male nude, nobody is having any sort of sexual contact or arousal, so what makes it “gay?”
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February 27th, 2009 at 16:37
Vintage Gay Art?
Interesting….
But I dont think its why
people come here!
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November 8th, 2009 at 07:29
this is exploiting latino boys in the early 1900′s …..
November 25th, 2009 at 06:11
Not exploiting Latino boys … exploiting ITALIAN boys (If you’ve bothered to check the biographical material).
December 7th, 2009 at 06:43
I find it interesting, “catholic,” you object to the subject matter and inject exploitation, but you do not know if the boys were fairly treated, you do not know that they are Mediterranean (better word choice than either Latino or Italian) and in spite of any/all objection you may have, you appear to have surfed in and looked at them, then needed to object to them. Work on your vocabulary: Latin, Latino, Italian, Mediterranean, and HYPOCRITE. Further to it all, this is NOT gay art, it is a study of the male nude, nobody is having any sort of sexual contact or arousal, so what makes it “gay?”