Young men have been looking at pictures of naked women ever since a giggling Stone Age teenager daubed a crude outline of one of the more shapely females of his tribe on a cave wall, without her bearskin on, and grunted to his mate: 'Come and have a look at this.'
The medium for these provocative images has, of course, changed over time. A Victorian gentleman might have had a private collection of beautifully drawn erotic sketches hidden in a desk drawer, while my grandfather's generation would have passed around saucy postcards of statuesque women posing in assorted states of relatively innocent undress.
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