Museum Bums

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Based on the viral Twitter account, this celebration of classical art and shapely derrières encourages readers to learn while enjoying a laugh. What connects Hieronymus Bosch, the Roman cult of Antinous, and the peach emoji? You guessed it—bums! Divided into six categories, this humorous history book offers a whirlwind tour of the finest rear ends in museums worldwide, showcasing everything from the luscious bottoms of Renaissance paintings to the abstract curves of contemporary art. Heritage scholars and art educators Mark Small and Jack Shoulder blend social commentary, historical context, and lively captions with captivating depictions of tasteful—and sometimes cheeky—bums in art. Featuring an angel in a sixteenth-century triptych, a 25,000-year-old Venus, and Cezanne's dreamy bathers, this collection celebrates the beauty of bums and their lasting impressions. Readers are invited to admire and appreciate art while sharing a good laugh, making it a perfect gift for those who love fine arts, museums, and humor. With its lighthearted approach, this book fills a niche for those seeking both educational and entertaining content. It’s a beautiful, high-quality exploration that’s ideal for display and an affordable gift for art enthusiasts.