Les Lascives is a scholarly examination of erotic prints from the Renaissance period, focusing on the works attributed to or associated with the Italian artist Augustin Carrache. The book provides critical analysis and interpretation of these provocative artworks, situating them within their historical, cultural, and artistic contexts. Published in French by Editions de l'Amateur, it serves as both an art historical reference and a visual catalog, offering insights into the intersection of sexuality, aesthetics, and printmaking in early modern Europe. With 160 pages, the volume combines academic rigor with accessible commentary, making it valuable for students, collectors, and enthusiasts of Renaissance art and erotic iconography.