The Male of Our Species
Classic Images of the Male Nude Inspired by the Renaissance Masters
door Anthony A. Boccaccio
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Over het boek
In another life, Boccaccio must have been a Renaissance painter: His use of light, shadow, and the human form take us back to a time when the celebration of the body was the challenge accepted by great artists, from Michelangelo to Titian. Indeed, much of the inspiration for the nudes in this book came from the great masterpieces of Italian painting, frescoes, and sculptures he saw daily while living in Rome, Italy.
There is an Ideal at work in his photography, and although most of his models do not have the ideal body (whatever that is!) Boccaccio is quick to say that the body is not important in itself but only as it points to and reflects the beauty and mystery hidden beneath the form.
kenmerken / functionaliteiten & details
- Hoofdcategorie: Kunst & Fotografie
- Aanvullende categorieën Salontafelboeken, Kunstfotografie
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Projectoptie: Groot vierkant, 30×30 cm
Aantal pagina's: 62 -
Isbn
- Hardcover, stofhoes: 9798211312548
- Datum publiceren: apr 25, 2023
- Taal English
- Trefwoorden LGBTQ, gay, photography, male, nudes
Over de maker
Tony began his photographic career with National Geographic Magazine in 1971. A world-class photographer, presenter and teacher, Tony has photographed in over 30 countries in as many years with a client list that is straight from the Fortune 500. Fluent in Italian and familiar with Italian culture and history, he is the ultimate combination of photographer, artist, guide and coach. While a student at the University of Rochester, he was invited by the director of photography at Eastman Kodak to spend time with their photographers who provided him with valuable training, free film and development for four years. This opportunity proved invaluable and eventually led to working with National Geographic Magazine. "Where Madness Follows - The Search for Gold in the Amazon Jungle" is the work of over 40 years of tramping throughout the Brazilian Amazon Basin recording the lives of the gold miners, river people, Indians, Families, Missionaries, and children of the great gold rush.