
The Unseen Museum
The Unseen Museum is dedicated to images that were never created, because history denied them the right to exist. It seeks to redress that absence by giving form to gestures of affection, queer presences and expressions of sexual intimacy that the official imagery of past centuries excluded.
To explore these collections is to walk through a museum of what should have been — works imagined not as nostalgic fantasies, but as acts of restitution and visibility.
Here, invention becomes repair. Each image opens a space where those once silenced can finally inhabit the shared realm of culture.

The Old Master Workshop with Model

Voluptas Virilis (Virile Sensuality)

Dionysus at the Rabbit Hole

The Lovers of Toledo

Sacred Band of Thebes, Epaminondas and Cephisodorus

Hiero of Syracuse and Diodorus among the Flocks

The Abduction of Abderos by Heracles

Don Juan of Austria in His Gallery in Brussels, Surrounded by His Gentlemen

Cowboys at Rest
