Von Gloeden Gallery

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A postcard from the 1910s, published by the firm Galifi, and featuring a photograph by Wilhelm von G
A much-improved copy of a photograph I’ve shared here before, three handsome young men pose fo
A second photograph to feature von Gloeden’s ‘il Grande Fauno’ wearing goat horns,
This lovely c1900 nude by Wilhelm von Gloeden employs a less clichéd sort of censorship than
A striking addition to Wilhelm von Gloeden’s Great Faun photographs from around 1895 -&nb
A second version of the iconic ‘Cain’ photograph by Wilhelm von Gloeden, his Sicilian mo
antique-erotic:A truly wonderful shot by Wilhelm von Gloeden (well worth your effort to view full si
A curious but memorable image by von Gloeden. Though the graceless squatting pose lacks the typical
Another striking photograph of The Great Faun, perched on the weatherworn rocks of the hills above T
Young man with flowers, dated very precisely to the 9th June 1900, a truly lovely photograph by Wilh
Wilhelm von Gloeden’s Great Faun, part of an extensive series created around 1895 - I have
A simply beautiful curly-haired young man, photographed in the garden by Wilhelm von Gloeden, circa
An exquisite image of male beauty, pure perfection of lovely long legs, toned muscles, easy natural
Entwined Nude Young Men, a 19th century highly homoerotic photograph attributed to Wilhelm von Gloed
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and Wilhelm von Gloeden inspired many to recre
Another shot from the 1902 Cain photography session in the hills; here the model is in a m
The beautiful Pietro, photographed with an irrepressible hint of a lighthearted smile, in the sun-da
Von Gloeden’s famous 1902 Cain photograph has proved fascinating on closer inspection; a
What perfection! I present a minor deviation from our usual full-body academic or Arcadian nudes, to
A Wilhelm von Gloeden photograph of luminous beauty, one flower-adorned youth gazes upon a companion
Kindly donated by John, who has sent many fine photographs to this collection in the past, this a ra
Taken around 1899 by Giovanni Crupi, friend of von Gloeden, and clearly enamoured of the style and s
The lovely Asrah, blessed with an enchanting face full of character and gentle humour, and a timeles
First published in The National Geographic magazine in December 1909, accompanying an article on Mou
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