Hillary Clinton’s strange book depicting demons, sexual acts art on her desk. She tweets a photo exposing it to the world.
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Hillary Clinton possesses a book featuring handmade glass devils in explicit, sexually erotic poses, a photo shared by the former Secretary of State shows.
Bizarre book appeared in photo posted by former Democrat presidential candidate
Hillary Clinton possesses a book featuring handmade glass devils in explicit, sexually erotic poses, a photo shared by the former Secretary of State shows.
The 2018 book, “Erotics,” by artist Lucio Bubacco, appeared in a photo uploaded to social media by the former First Lady taken in her study as she announced her new podcast “You and Me Both.”
The book’s cover features a winged female demon with exposed breasts and high heels smoking from a long pipe.
According to a description on Amazon, the hardcover book, which runs anywhere from $50 to $70, reportedly contains art depicting “carnavalesque orgies, crystalline incubi and erotic fantasies in glass.”
Other works by Bubacco found via Google show a woman performing bestiality with a swan, two male devils fornicating, devils drinking cups of what appears to be blood and other glass art with satanic references.
“I wonder why she would have a book by a satanic ‘erotic glass artist’?” one Twitter user asked.
I wonder where the artist gets his inspiration from?
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