Details

Subject(s)

• Exercise [Browse]
• Bodybuilders [Browse]
• Bodybuilding [Browse]
• Weight lifting [Browse]
• Weight training [Browse]
• Physical fitness [Browse]
• Muscle strength [Browse]
• Photography of men [Browse]
• Physical fitness for men [Browse]
• Photography of the nude [Browse]
• Photography of bodybuilders [Browse]
• Photography of bodybuilders—Periodicals [Browse]
• Gay men—Pictorial works—Periodicals [Browse]
• Gay bodybuilders—Pictorial works—Periodicals [Browse]
• Photography of men—France—Catalogs—Periodicals [Browse]

Homosaurus term(s)

• Nude photographs [Browse]
• LGBTQ+ people [Browse]

Homosaurus genre(s)

• LGBTQ+ magazines [Browse]
• LGBTQ+ periodicals [Browse]

Series

LGBTQIA periodical and ephemera collection ; box 48

Summary note

This collection is comprised of LGBTQIA materials including: periodicals, magazines, ephemera and monographs. The collection is international in scope, largely concentrated from the 1950's to the early 2000's.

Notes

• Title created by cataloger.
• "Apollon venus, la revue mondiale du culturisme" consists of 40 issues (no. 14 (mars, 1949)-no. 15 (avril, 1949) ; no. 17 (juin, 1949)-no. 18/19 (juillet-août, 1949) ; no. 21 (octobre, 1949)-no. 22 (novembre, 1949) ; no. 24 (janvier, 1950) ; no. 26 (mars, 1950) ; no. 28 (mai, 1950)-no. 30 (juillet-août, 1950) ; no. 32 (octobre, 1950)-no. 34 (décembre, 1950) ; no. 36 ([février], 1951)-no. 40 ([juin], 1951) ; no. 42 ([septembre], 1951) ; no. 45 (décembre, 1951)-no. 47 (février, 1952) ; no. 49 (avril, 1952) ; no. 54 (octobre, 1952)-no. 60 (avril, 1953) ; no. 62 (juin, 1953) ; no. 73 (juillet, 1954) ; no. 75 (septembre, 1954)-no. 78 (decembre, 1954) ; no. 82 (avril, 1955)-no. 83 (mai, 1955) ; no. 101 (janvier, 1957)).

Contents

Apollon venus, la revue mondiale du culturisme.

Other title(s)

Physique/muscle magazines.

OCLC

1375241451

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