David Bowman

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  • Searching for Marcello

    Photographer Daniela Federici talks about what is sexy (food, pregnancy and Marcello Mastroianni).
    By David Bowman August 23, 2002

  • Paul Gauguin's erotic life

    He was cruel to his wife, drove van Gogh mad and delighted in impregnating women. The author of a Gauguin biography talks about why she loves his art anyway.
    By David Bowman August 2, 2002

  • Ashcroft in bondage

    An interview with S/M photographer Barbara Nitke about her lawsuit against the attorney general, her art, and the thousand-yard stare.
    By David Bowman July 22, 2002

  • Enough pretty women

    Photographer Richard Kern talks about doing drugs with Courtney Love, shooting girls brushing their teeth -- and being a good father
    By David Bowman July 12, 2002

  • No breast too large

    Russ Meyer is as American as Grandma Moses, but he probably wouldn't have been interested in her, since she wasn't a D-cup.
    By David Bowman July 4, 2002

  • Darkroom desire

    Photographer P.J. Boman shoots his wife and muse in dark shadows -- undressing, posing as a prostitute and in the throes of ecstasy.
    By David Bowman June 7, 2002

  • Sexual visionary

    Erotic photographer Tony Ward talks about psychodramas, Clinton's horniness and why he has sex with his models.
    By David Bowman May 17, 2002

  • Blow-job banter

    The authors of "Going Down" talk about the gag reflex and whether a man's mouth is different from a woman's.
    By David Bowman May 1, 2002

  • Fornicating in the rowboat

    A correspondence concerning erotic 19th century lithographs with Hans-Jürgen Döpp
    By David Bowman April 26, 2002

  • Smoke gets in your eyes

    Cigarette smoking is a metaphor for sex, says the author of a book on tobacco.
    By David Bowman April 3, 2002

  • Thoughts while giving head

    Susan Minot's new book, "Rapture," may put many women off the idea of giving the next blow job.
    By David Bowman February 25, 2002

  • Irving Penn's nudes

    Two New York shows highlight the photographer's brief sojourn into the world of women with lush, fleshy bodies.
    By David Bowman February 1, 2002

  • Strange and vanished flesh

    E.J. Bellocq's enigmatic New Orleans whorehouse photos still inspire wonder.
    By David Bowman January 25, 2002

  • Touring Times Square

    The lost seediness can still be found, if you're with the king of 42nd Street.
    By David Bowman January 2, 2002

  • The secret history of Mr. Happy

    "A Mind of Its Own" author David M. Friedman chats about the long, uncut history of the penis.
    By David Bowman December 12, 2001

  • French twist

    Serge Normant, hairdresser to the stars, talks about relationships, balding, Ellen Barkin and his new book.
    By David Bowman December 7, 2001

  • A lady's man

    An interview with Carl Djerassi, the father of modern contraception
    By David Bowman November 14, 2001

  • Have sex like a queer!

    Sex guru and "Pucker Up" author Tristan Taormina talks about opening all the doors, then goes shopping for a dog collar.
    By David Bowman November 1, 2001

  • The last sitting

    Bert Stern was the last person to photograph Marilyn Monroe before she died, 39 years ago this month. An exclusive interview with Salon.
    By David Bowman August 14, 2001

  • The "look but don't touch" girls

    Louis Meisel, the king of the pinup, celebrates the goddesses of all-American flesh.
    By David Bowman June 21, 2001

  • Roaring '20s women

    The flappers Albert Arthur Allen photographed wear bobbed hair, high heels and not much else.
    By David Bowman June 14, 2001

  • Show me your panties!

    Photographer Roy Stuart is the prince of Parisian up-the-skirt erotica.
    By David Bowman May 3, 2001

  • Of dogs and eunuchs

    The author of "Castration" talks about humankind's first attempt at bioengineering.
    By David Bowman February 12, 2001

  • Marianne Faithfull

    The eternal Venus in furs owns the golden voice you hear when all the bars are closed and the whores have gone home.
    By David Bowman January 9, 2001

  • Talking about sex with married women

    Linda Waite and Maggie Gallagher, authors of "The Case for Marriage," talk about why they think wedlock makes it better.
    By David Bowman October 30, 2000
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