Kuhn, who photographs in the naturist or nudist community, often in domestic interiors, weaves together gestures from the traditional iconography of nude studies with the comfortable body language of her subjects, creating a visual patois at once classical and contemporary. 11.5 x 12.25 — 88 pages (54 color).

IMPORTED FROM GERMANY ... Extremely well-trained and highly flexible bodies of female acrobats, dancers and athletes can perform contortions and pretzel-like twists that would cripple an ordinary person. And they accomplish these exotic movements with playful ease and elegance. Performing difficult exercises in a naturally nude state.

This collection contains exquisite photographs of the most beautiful nudes from photographers around the world. If you think simply nude is beautiful, you're about to be rewarded with bonuses! 370 pages of full-color images! 5½x 7½". Hardcover. Available for immediate delivery!

IMPORTED FROM GERMANY ... He prefers to work not with professional models but with girls he encounters in everyday situations, attracted and fascinated by their shyness, lack of inhibitions and natural charisma. He allows his models to develop their own creativity during the shoot, discovering aspects of their personality that they had previously been unaware of; the girls are grateful to him for these revelations.

On display are people crammed into acrylic boxes, stacked in sets, on end, or sometimes alone. The book is comprised of several series, such as “War Memorial,” “Sex,” “Suicide,” and other human typologies, each intended to highlight a particular mode of behavior or belief. Some selections contain images that may be considered by Western audiences to be profane and sacrilegious. However, one must view these in terms of the artist’s own belief system – on in which the whole artistic language is a manifestation and exploration of Sun Buddhism and Existentialism. 96 pages with 75 four-color images, approximately 13” x 12”.

      Jordan Matter’s Uncovered, with an introduction by Susan Seligson, may be one of today’s most important new contributions to naturist sensibilities in a time of repression, increased human degradation and Internet exploitation. Here comes a truly wonderful and timely rendition of the power and beauty of real women, center-stage in society without the cloak.
      Jordan addresses and takes advantage of New York women’s legal right to be topfree in public where he sets the stage for artistic wonderment. He even credits New York’s police with a sense of  humor, patience, and respect, though he would try to avoid distracting them whenever possible.
     Each image is like a glimpse of sanity, a shining light on real people amidst darkened sensibilities. He make no intentional attempt to flatter the participants’ sense of self as glamour beauties in his photos, though many of them could easily qualify. Instead, he finds deeper meaning and beauty that all participants share; he uncovers the myth, and exposes the power.
      Here are women of New York, uncovered in New York amidst New Yorkers in topfree glory and contrast. The book offers thoughtful presentations of extraordinary moments created in collaboration with each subject. The subjects are not “models,” but women who believed in the importance of this project. These brave uncovered heroines willingly helped to contribute not only their physical participation, but also their thoughts.