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 | Capturing the pure beauty of the male body in its perfection and glory is not enough for Makos. Using the influence of his close personal friend, Andy Warhol, he replicates the body over and over seeming to worship the divinity in which the human body can achieve. However, these images are brought together in a naturalistic manner. Not in a perfect straight line but in organic forms almost seeming to remind us of our own natural state. For those of you who want to see a celebration of the body with a combination of achieved art this book is for you. I highly recommend this book for its original approach to capturing the human body. read more.
Written by Sean James Cameron.
Published 31 July 2002.
Published by NPI Media Group.
rrp £10.99.
128 pages Paperback.
ISBN: 0752426257
ISBN-13: 9780752426259 | |
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