蛸と海女(葛飾北斎)
[b]The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife[/b] (蛸と海女, [i]Tako to ama[/i], [i]Octopuses and Shelldiver[/i]) is an erotic woodcut of the [[ukiyo-e]] genre made around 1820 by the Japanese artist [[Katsushika Hokusai (1760)|]]. 

Perhaps the first historic instance of [[tentacles|tentacle]] eroticism in art, it depicts a woman entwined sexually with a pair of [[octopus|octopodes]], the smaller of which wraps one of its tentacles around the woman's [[nipples|nipple]] and kisses her, while the larger one performs [[cunnilingus]].

h4.External Link

* "Wikipedia article":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dream_of_the_Fisherman%27s_Wife 

h4.See also

* [[fine art parody]]
* [[Tag Group:Meme]]
the dream of the fisherman's wife