When I was doing some research to prepare for this post I was looking for what would be considered the ultimate male sex
Betty Dodson (born 1929) was trained as a fine artist in the 1950s, and in 1968 had her first show of erotic art at the Wickersham Gallery in New York City. In the 1970s, she quitted her art career and began studying..
fantasy. According to one of the articles I came across (you can find it here) among the most common ones is the ménage à trois (threesome) with two females.
Sex-Hungry Women
Most of the following shunga scenes are superlative in depicting one male with multiple women. With the help of some sex toys
Shunga prints depicting Japanese sex toys from the Edo Period were included for the joy and education. These sex toys were produced for both men and women and the designs were often accompanied by pseudo-scientific..
some of the insatiable male heroes are even capable of satisfying up to ten sex-hungry women. At the end of the article you can check out the absolute master Kiyohito …
Erotic scroll painting featuring ‘one male making love to ten women‘ (c.1830s) by an unidentified 19th Century Japanese artist
Shunga
Shunga, a genre within ukiyo-e displaying the erotic secrets of ancient Japan. These prints where commonly created by using woodblock printing.
‘Male making love to numerous women‘ (c.1840) from the series ’Watching Colored Leaves‘ by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861)
‘Man making love to six women‘ (c.1785) from the series ‘Shiki burui juni-ko (Twelve Tastes in the Classification of Passion)‘ by Katsukawa Shuncho (Picture British Museum)
‘Savage male with four horny courtesans‘ by Tsukioka Settei (1710–1786)
‘Man with seven women‘ (c.1780s) attributed to Kitao Masanobu (aka Santo Kyoden, 1761-1816) or could be Isoda Koryusai (1735-1790)
‘Female lottery‘ (c.1780s) attributed to Katsukawa Shunsho (1726-1792)
‘Naked orgy‘ (c.1800) from the series ‘Ehon takara gura (Treasure Room of Love)‘ by Kitagawa Utamaro (1753-1806)
‘Male entertaining himself with two sensual courtesans‘ (c.1828) from the series ‘Chochidori (Butterflies and Plovers)‘ by Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865)
‘Two jealous females fight over the attention of their lover‘ (c.1823) by Utagawa Toyokuni
‘Threesome‘ (c.1823) from the series ‘Ehon kaichu kagami‘ (Picture book: Mirror of the Vagina
Designs featuring vagina close-ups in shunga are among the collector’s favorite subjects. Normally these kind of images were added in the beginning and/or the end of shunga books ( ehon ) to emphasize its..
)‘ by Utagawa Toyokuni
I (1769-1825)
‘One male making love to two females‘ (c.1900) attrib. to Ikeda Terukata (1883-1921)
‘Asahina entertained by four females‘ (c.1830) from the series ‘Shima asobi‘ by Utagawa Kuniyoshi
Although I dived deep into my shunga library (which lacks very few books on the subject) and also thoroughly researched the internet about the ehon (book) below, I unfortunately could not find much background..
‘Insatiable client with four geisha‘ (c.1845) by a pupil of Utagawa Kuniyoshi
Kuniyoshi (1797-1861) famous for his Suikoden Heroes series was also gifted at representing erotic imagery. He is responsible for designing some of the boldest examples in subject and form. The Kuniyoshi prints for..
‘The womanizer Prince Genji having intercourse with 7 beauties‘ (c.1860) from the series ‘Ukiyo Genji gojūyonjō‘ by Koikawa Shōzan (1821-1907)
Taisho era painting depicting ‘one male with six women‘ by an unknown artist
‘Master of the house making love to four female subordinates‘ (c.1900) by an unknown Meiji artist
Another impression of the previous design (c.1900)
‘Yoshimitsu and multiple female lovers‘ (c.1850) by Utagawa school