Judy Chicago
Butterfly Vagina Erotica, Complete Suite I/X, 1975
Lithograph on Buff Arches paper
Cover Dimensions:
11 x 22 inches
(27.9 x 55.9 cm)
Individual Print Dimensions, 4 total:
10 x 10 inches
(25.4 x 25.4 cm)
Edition of 10
5 complete sets remaining in the edition
Signed “Judy Chicago ‘75” bottom right
︎ Inquire about this work
Butterfly Vagina Erotica, Complete Suite I/X, 1975
Lithograph on Buff Arches paper
Cover Dimensions:
11 x 22 inches
(27.9 x 55.9 cm)
Individual Print Dimensions, 4 total:
10 x 10 inches
(25.4 x 25.4 cm)
Edition of 10
5 complete sets remaining in the edition
Signed “Judy Chicago ‘75” bottom right
︎ Inquire about this work
Chicago formed her now iconic
“central core” imagery in the late 1960s in order to create a visual and art
historical celebration of the vulva and female sexuality. This was and remains
a radical political act, not only in terms of correcting an absence of
female-centric imagery in art history, but also in terms of building a visual
culture of female pleasure outside of the masculinist gaze.
Printed at Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis, MI
Collection of Tate Americas Foundation
Printed at Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis, MI
Collection of Tate Americas Foundation
The Approach
The Contact
The Descent
The Throb
