Details

Subject(s)

• Nudism [Browse]
• Outdoor life [Browse]
• Social history [Browse]
• French periodicals [Browse]
• Philosophy of nature [Browse]
• Health—Periodicals [Browse]
• Photography of the nude [Browse]
• Sex—United States—Periodicals [Browse]
• Nudity—Social aspects—Periodicals [Browse]
• Human beings—Effect of environment on. [Browse]
• Nudists—Social life and customs—Periodicals [Browse]
• Human beings—Effect of environment on—Periodicals [Browse]

Homosaurus term(s)

• Nudism [Browse]
• Nude beaches [Browse]
• LGBTQ+ people [Browse]

Homosaurus genre(s)

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

Series

LGBTQIA periodical and ephemera collection ; box 51

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.
• "Médecine 52: la médecine en images" consists of one issue (vol. 4, no. 37 (mai, 1952).
• "Naturisme" consists of five issues (no. 1 (1950) ; no. 52 (1954) ; hors série (1957) ; no. 211 (1967) ; no. 3 (avril, 1956)).
• "La revue naturiste internationale" consists of twenty-five issue (no. 21 (octobre, 1957)-no. 23 (décembre, 1957) ; no. 25 (février, 1958)-no. 26 (mars, 1958) ; no. 28 (mai, 1958) ; no. 31(août, 1958) ; no. 34 (novembre, 1958)-no. 35 (décembre, 1958) ; no. 47 (décembre, 1959) ; no. 58 (novembre, 1960) ; no. 68 (septembre, 1961) ; no. 70 (novembre, 1961)-no. 71 (décembre, 1961) ; no. 103 (août, 1964)-no. 106 (novembre, 1964) ; no. 110 (mars, 1965) ; no. 112 (mai, 1965) ; no. 124 (mai, 1966) ; no. 136 (mai, 1967) ; no. 156 (septembre, 1968) ; no. 164 (avril, 1969) ; no. 176 (mai, 1970)).

Contents

• Médecine 52: la médecine en images
• Naturisme
• La revue naturiste internationale.

Other title(s)

Nudism/naturism periodicals and ephemera.

OCLC

1375243059

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