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The Museum of Erotica, on Barcelona's La Rambla, was set up with the clear purpose of providing an educational and recreational centre focusing on eroticism: a classic theme in the history and culture of mankind.
The Museum of Erotica is the first museum of erotic art and culture, where we can see the development of eroticism through different artistic and cultural fields of human beings from an anthropological, archaeological and literary point of view, amongst others..The Museum of Erotica's holdings comprise more than 800 pieces of great historical value showcasing the erotic manifestations of a wide range of cultures, from a ritualistic, religious and recreational point of view, and spanning several periods in our history, from Greece and Rome to the 1920s. In addition, a new permanent exhibition dedicated to the work of the famous Austrian artist Gustav Klimt has recently been inaugurated, where some of his most iconic works can be admired and visitors can learn more about his life and artistic legacy.
The museum also boasts a major collection of Asian art and features an exhibition of contemporary erotic art by internationally renowned artists.
