Phallic Fascination: An Imposing Reality Exposed

We all know it: size doesn’t matter, what matters is skill; or in other words: quality matters, not quantity. But let’s admit it: a large penis impresses and, unlike other physical prototypes (big shoulders, slim, muscular, etc.), a large penis never goes out of style. Considering that only 2% of the global male population holds the record of 20 cm, it’s clear that an accessory of that size will always be disturbing, if not surprising.

For those who want to enjoy this fascination in a more accessible format, here comes The Little Big Penis Book. This compact version of the classic The Big Penis Book offers an equally impactful experience in a smaller format, ideal for those who want to carry this visual collection on trips or discreetly include it in their personal library.

With more than 150 exceptionally well-endowed models, the photographs span from the 1940s to the 1990s, including the work of iconic photographers such as Bob Mizer (AMG), David Hurles (Old Reliable), Rip Colt (Colt Studio), Craig Calvin Anderson (Sierra Domino), Hal Roth (Filmco), Jim Jaeger (Third World Studios), and Falcon Studios, among others. The selected portraits come not only from the original 384-page edition but also from later calendars, adding 30% new content to this edition.

Dian Hanson, who produced various men’s magazines between 1976 and 2001, such as Juggs, Outlaw Biker, and Leg Show, before becoming editor of TASCHEN’s Sexy Books collection, has curated this version with special attention to format and visual experience. Her notable titles also include the series dedicated to body parts, The Art of Pin-up, Masterpieces of Fantasy Art, and works like those of Ren Hang.

By reducing the texts, space for color and black-and-white photographs has been maximized, allowing a more direct and immersive exploration of these iconic images. With a careful presentation and a renewed focus, this edition is perfect for those who want to appreciate the art of photography centered on the human body. The Little Big Penis Book not only celebrates greatness in a small format but also reaffirms photography’s ability to capture and reinterpret the extraordinary.