Showcases soft, yet powerfully intimate views of young women in a world of seduction, love, and secret passions.

Jonvelle (S)

Arts & Photography

Jonvelle, Jean-François

Individual Artists

Ipso Facto

Agreeing to undress in public, Parisian women convey a message of freedom, freshness and mischievousness.

Up & Down

Riviere, Marc

Shows a variety of shark, rays, and skates, including closeups of their eyes and teeth, and discusses the dangers sharks face from humans

Shark!

Rotman, Jeffrey L.

Parallel text in French and English.

Balcons

Jean-Francois (Photographer) & Garcon, N

Photography & Video

A collection of photographs of the travellers and communities along the once busy Route 66.

66/99: An American Road Trip on Route 66

Baker, Kent

Through paintings, drawings, sculptures, film stills and contemporary photography, this work leads the reader into uproarious festivities of unrestrained indulgence, of sexual excess, indeed, but also into this hymn to life, to its copious nature, to the liberation of the senses.

Orgies

Marbeck, Georges

Fred Aufray earned his living as a glamorous fashion photographer in Paris, Milan and London. But for over seven years, the Frenchman dreamed of taking pictures of ordinary women in the same luxurious style as fashion nudes. So he began shooting Parisian women of all kinds-married, single, pregnant...The result, Nu, is startling because of Aufray's whisper-soft technique, because of the way he brings out poignant beauty that is lost in everyday goings-on, and because, most of all, he encouraged his models to create their own poses. This romantic portraiture enterprise represents French sensuality at its most beguiling. AUTHORBIO: Fred Aufray is a fashion photographer and independent filmmaker based in Paris. He has assisted Paolo Roversi and other masters.

Aufray, Fred

Internationally renowned art critic Edward Lucie-Smith has achieved a first: Flesh & Stone, a volume of gay erotic photography featuring his own work, accompanied by a text highlighting the depiction of the male nude form in classical sculpture and contemporary photography. Flesh & Stone teases the viewer into deconstructing pairs of photographs presented side-by-side: flesh or stone? Lucie-Smith captures details from well-known art masterpieces and anonymous male lovers. An important contribution to the way homosexuals see themselves expressing love, desire and emotions.

Flesh & Stone

LUCIE-SMITH, Edward

Stella was born in 1930 in New York. She died in 1988 in Paris. Constantly traveling across the Atlantic, she embodied the high expectations of haute couture. What was it like to be a top model in the the 1950s between Paris and New York? How did the fashion world differ from today's? Through photography by Willy Maywald, the Harcourt Studio, Sam Levin, and other famous photographers, this book takes the reader through an almost unreal world of beauty, appearances, and glamour.

Stella

Parent, Marc

Graphic Design

With a secondhand motorcycle, the support of a few powerful tribesmen and a good friend in the CIA, the unknown Hamid Karzai willed himself to power as the new hope of Afghanistan. Acclaimed journalist Bette Dam chronicles the astonishing rise of Afghanistan’s U.S.-backed leader from obscurity to one of the most influential figures in the global war on terror. Following the 2001 toppling of the Taliban, a fragile Afghanistan was on the brink. Karzai, armed with a recipe for victory came within inches of helping the U.S. declare victory in the war on terror. But sentiments run high in post-9/11 America, and the desire for revenge derailed an early chance at peace. As U.S. troops leave Afghanistan, and power is handed to a new president, Karzai’s legacy remains one of betrayal, mistrust, and missed opportunities.

A Man and A Motorcycle: How Hamid Karzai Came to Power

History

Dam, Bette

Asia

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