Theartofman.net becomes a reality! This quarterly seeks to bring balance to a genre of art that overwhelmingly favors the female figure. We feature artists that are courageous enough to focus on the male figure as a significant portion of their portfolio. We bring you in-depth interviews into their thought processes, choices, struggles and creativity in a way no book on the subject can; a buffet for the connoisseur of figurative art.    Edition ten features interviews and artwork of Mel Odom, Serge Sovkov, Gonzalo Orquín, James Messana, and Anthony Cudahy. It includes an article on the influence of Saint Sebastian throughout art history, and a remembrance of artist Wade Reynolds by art historian Grady Harp. We have a peek into the MoGLA Archives and the edition concludes with a directory of 222 artists that feature the classical male figure as a large portion of their portfolios so the reader can explore more about this genre.

The Art of Man - Tenth Edition: Fine Art of the Male Form Quarterly Journal

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Theartofman.net becomes a reality! This quarterly seeks to bring balance to a genre of art that overwhelmingly favors the female figure. We feature artists that are courageous enough to focus on the male figure as a significant portion of their portfolio. We bring you in-depth interviews into their thought processes, choices, struggles and creativity in a way no book on the subject can; a buffet for the connoisseur of figurative art. Edition eleven features interviews and artwork of Valentin Bakardjiev, DebiLynn Fendley, George Towne, Ward Nipper, and Paul Richmond. It includes an article on the influence of Apollo throughout art history, and an article about William Blake: Madman or Visionary, by art historian Grady Harp. We have a peek into the MoGLA Archives and the edition concludes with a directory of 230 artists that feature the classical male figure as a large portion of their portfolios so the reader can explore more about this genre.

The Art of Man - Eleventh Edition: Fine Art of the Male Form Quarterly Journal

Theartofman.net becomes a reality! This quarterly seeks to bring balance to a genre of art that overwhelmingly favors the female figure. The Art of Man features artists that are courageous enough to focus on the male figure as a significant portion of their portfolio. We bring you in-depth interviews into their thought processes, choices, struggles and creativity in a way no book on the subject can; a buffet for the connoisseur of figurative art. Edition Twelve features interviews and artwork of Kevin Peterson, Brent Braniff, Francisco Cabas, and Julian Hsiung. It includes an interview with Arthur Lambert about the work of artist Larry Stanton (1947-1984), and an article about Eugène Frederik Jansson, by art historian Grady Harp. We have a peek into the MoGLA Archives, and the edition concludes with a directory of 240 artists that feature the classical male figure as a large portion of their portfolios so the reader can explore more about this genre.

The Art of Man - Twelfth Edition: Fine Art of the Male Form Quarterly Journal

Theartofman.net does it again with lucky 13! This quarterly seeks to bring balance to a genre of art that overwhelmingly favors the female figure. The Art of Man features artists that are courageous enough to focus on the male figure as a significant portion of their portfolio. We bring you in-depth interviews into their thought processes, choices, struggles and creativity in a way no book on the subject can; a buffet for the connoisseur of figurative art.     Edition Twelve features interviews and artwork of Evan Morse, William Cash, Steve Cronkite, Joseph Vorgity, Maciel Cantelmo, and Thomas Acevedo. It includes an article about Steve Walker by gallery owner, James Lyman, and an article about Caravaggio, by art historian Grady Harp. The edition concludes with a directory of 245 artists that feature the classical male figure as a large portion of their portfolios so the reader can explore more about this genre.

The Art of Man - Edition 13: Fine Art of the Male Form Quarterly Journal

Vitruvian Lens strives to discover and showcase photographers with a fine art approach to the male figure in their work. We offer a non-erotic option to those who love figurative art with an international point of view with in-depth interviews into their thought processes, choices, and struggles in a way no book does; a buffet for the connoisseur of figurative art. In this edition we are featuring: Nectario K. Papazacharias, Tad Beck, Ed Freeman, David Jarrett, Ren Hang, Max Woltman, E. Gibbons, Dianora Niccolini, with special guest writers: Grady Harp: Art Historian and Hunter O'Hanian; Director of The Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art. More information at: www.VitruvianLens.com

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The Art of Man: Fine Art of the Male Form Quarterly Journal, Vol. 5

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Theartofman.net becomes a reality! This quarterly seeks to bring balance to a genre of art that overwhelmingly favors the female figure. We feature artists that are courageous enough to focus on the male figure as a significant portion of their portfolio. We bring you in-depth interviews into their thought processes, choices, struggles and creativity in a way no book on the subject can; a buffet for the connoisseur of figurative art. This journal includes interviews with five artists including Andrew Ogus, Manuel A Acevedo, Douglas Malone, Cornelius McCarthy, and Carmine Santaniello. The historical spotlight falls on Guido Reni with an article by art historian Grady Harp. Peter Dobson writes shares with readers his biography project on Mr. McCarthy. The publisher's article is about the relatively new image blog, Tumblr. As always the journal concludes with a large directory of over 150 artists that dedicate a large portion of their portfolios to the male figure. Their websites are listed so you can see even more beautiful works of art.

The Art Of Man - Sixth Edition: Fine Art of the Male Form Quarterly Journal

Eros & Adonis is a collection of art history articles first appearing in The Art of Man, issues one through twelve. This compilation focuses on classical fine art of the male figure from the ancient Greeks to artists of the twentieth century. Though today, figurative art is often dominated by the female form, digital imagery, and photography, but it was not always this way, and the evidence is here in this comprehensive collection. The volume begins with an Introduction by Grady Harp, and contains articles on Jean-Hippolyte Flandrin, Willian-Adolphe Bouguereau, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Thomas Eakins, Jacques-Louis David, Guido Reni, Cornelius McCarthy, Agnolo Bronzino, Icarus, Shozo Nagano, The Orient and the Occident, Greek and Roman Sculpture, Ganymede, Wade Reynolds, The Influence of Saint Sebastian, The Influence of Apollo, William Blake, The Influence of Hercules, and Eugène Frederik Jansson

Eros & Adonis: The Male Figure in Art History; A Compilation of Articles from The Art of Man

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This special soft cover edition includes the artists from the first six issues of The Art of Man. It does not however include the articles featured in each edition. We have included one sample gallery interview, and an article on Thomas Eakins found in our fourth edition written by art historian, Grady Harp.  The Art of Man quarterly seeks to bring balance to a genre of art that overwhelmingly favors the female figure. Distributed internationally, we feature artists that are courageous enough to focus on the male figure as a significant portion of their portfolio. We bring you in-depth interviews into their thought processes, choices, struggles, and creativity in a way no book on the subject can; a buffet for the connoisseur of figurative art.

The Art of Man - Volumes 1 through 6: Special Soft Cover Collection - Fine Art of the Male Form

This special edition includes the artists from the second set of six editions of The Art of Man, volumes seven through twelve. It does not however include the articles featured in each edition. We have included one sample gallery interview, and an article on Eugène Frederik Jansson found in our twelfth edition written by art historian, Grady Harp. Full editions can be found by visiting www.TheArtOfMan.net.  The Art of Man quarterly seeks to bring balance to a genre of art that overwhelmingly favors the female figure. Distributed internationally, we feature artists that are courageous enough to focus on the male figure as a significant portion of their portfolio. We bring you in-depth interviews into their thought processes, choices, struggles, and creativity in a way no book on the subject can; a buffet for the connoisseur of figurative art.

The Art of Man - Volumes 7 through 12: Special Soft Cover Collection - Fine Art of the Male Form

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