Museum for Love for Romantic Love
We have a dream
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Where do most of the lovers live? Which is the most romantic city?
Do you want the ‘Museum for Love’ in your town?
Hello dear ones,
we would very much like to inspire you for the world‘s first museum for sensual and romantic love, a real love museum. No more sex-museum, but an interactive house for love with all its romantic and sensual riches and arts. We have developed over 50 possible contents, from “Paradise”, to the “Boulevard of Love”, the “Walk of Love”, or the “Love Magic” to the “Star Tent”:
Perhaps you have experienced a great love and want to give love a worthy place, or you want to create something that brings joy and love to people and that lasts. It is clear that for a love museum we need courage, a vision and your generosity. But we are sure, that the museum will be profitable in the medium term due to the integrated shop.
We are looking for a patron for our museum: So if you have the opportunity to support the roamntic museum for love, or a love museum that really deserves its name, financially, with a suitable property, through energetic craftsmanship or by drawing the attention of as many people as possible to it – then we look forward to your help for a long „dream of mankind“, because …
… In the mid-1840s Charles Baudelaire was already dreaming of a love museum “a powerful poem of love”, documenting the physical passions of mankind “from the unspoken tenderness of Saint Therese to the deliberate debauchery of the supersaturated centuries”
(Quelle: “Der erotische Augenblick” 2. Band der STERN-Bibliothek der Fotografie von G. Freyermuth und R. Fabian, 1984 STERN-Buch)
In 1962 five caricaturists took up this idea and drew their ideas for the establishment of a love museum in the Berlin magazine “UHU” … At the beginning of this millennium Matthias Hübotter worked out his ideas from a love museum … since 2015 our concept stands for an interactive sensual museum for romantic love, a real love museum …
it‘s finally time for action.
With heartful regards
Tina and Hans-Georg
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