White Sex 1966

"White Sex" (1966) is a black and white lithograph by Peter Saul that uses a bold, cartoonish style to depict a figure seemingly nailed to a wooden cross, reminiscent of the crucifixion of Jesus. Saul's work is known for its satirical commentary and this piece could be interpreted as a social critique of religion or a playful response to traditional religious imagery. The use of a grainy, hatched texture further contributes to the artwork's dark and disturbing atmosphere.