The “Kama Sutra” calendar from 1969 showcases the bold and provocative work of Ron Boise, featuring photographs of his erotic sculptures. This striking piece of countercultural artistry captures the dynamic and often controversial essence of the 1960s. Each image within the calendar is a testament to Boise’s unique interpretation of the ancient text, rendered through his sculptural mastery. This calendar not only serves as a functional piece of art but also as a historic artifact, reflecting the era’s push for sexual liberation and artistic freedom. It would be a remarkable addition to any collection of art or memorabilia from the 1960s, offering a glimpse into the creative and unbridled spirit of the time. 18h x 11w
