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New, unread, unused and in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages.

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1997. Paperback. Some wear. Very Good.

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Fine in publisher's decorated wrappers. Available in our UK premises for prompt dispatch worldwide.

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4to-over 9 3/4"-12" Tall 087951647x Unpaginated. 53 color plates. Cover has a few very light scratches on the back. Book is clean, bright and attractive. Sound binding.

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[Art-4]. 53 plates. Hardcover, bound in printed boards. Light shelf-wear.

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0879517948 Binding is SOFTCOVER. Light shelf wear.

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A new copy with some bending to the bottom corners.

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New book with some slight shelfwear.

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Book is unread, as issued from the publisher. We are the Twin Cities' largest independent book store.

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Andy Warhol created some of the strongest iconic images of this century--highly public images of everything from Campbell's soup cans and the Empire State Building to Mao and Marilyn Monroe. This book celebrates his art of a more private nature, his representations of the naked human body as paintings, prints and drawings. It includes a group of "pretty" nudes from the 50s, where sex organs are depicted as a desirable consumer good, not unlike his advertising illustrations for shoes; the "Torso Series" of the 70s, based on Polaroids; some large drawings from the 70s and 80s; and a series of prints, "Sex Parts", from 1978. Linda Nochlin's astute and authoritative essay provides a context for Warhol's nudes. She asserts that his nudes of the 70s brilliantly navigate the shadowy territory between the two (arguably) mutually exclusive categories of the classical male nude and pornography; she gives an account of his sexually explicit Polaroid sessions with live models; and comments beautifully on the significance of the cropping in Warhol's nudes. Fifty-three works are represented here, drawing comparisons to artists as diverse as Paul Cadmus, Poussin, Michelangelo, Jasper Johns and Aubrey Beardsley. A significant part of the Warhol oeuvre, the nudes collected for the first time here are both important and pleasurable.

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1996. Hardcover. Some wear. Very Good.

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Oversized softcover, Fine Condition (Brand new book! ), Original price of .00, many illustrations (Backroom).

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Unpaginated. 53 illustrations. Published in conjunction with an exhibition at the Robert Miller Gallery, New York.

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Softcover with flaps. 53 full-page plates.; 4to 11"-13" tall; 116 pp.

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USED.

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087951647X Light shelf wear.

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Near Fine in illustrated boards. Oversized. Clean and bright. 53 color and b&w plates.

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This book celebrates his art of a more private nature, his representations of the naked human body as paintings, prints and drawings. It includes a group of "pretty" nudes from the 50s, where sex organs are depicted as a desirable consumer good. The "Torso Series" of the 70s, based on Polaroids; some large drawings from the 70s and 80s; and a series of prints, "Sex Parts", from 1978. Linda Nochlin's astute and authoritative essay provides a context for Warhol's nudes. She asserts that his nudes of the 70s brilliantly navigate the shadowy territory between the two (arguably) mutually exclusive categories of the classical male nude and pornography; she gives an account of his sexually explicit Polaroid sessions with live models; and comments beautifully on the significance of the cropping in Warhol's nudes. Fifty-three works are represented here.

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Book appears unread, but may have a publisher's mark or minor shelf wear. We are the Twin Cities' largest independent book store. d.

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