Quarto, softbound (slick, full-color illus. black wrappers), 127 pp. Near Fine. From lower cover: There is a line that runs down from the male shoulder that Julie Bell considers to be the most beautiful in the human form. This is an observation that gets straight to the heart of Julie Bell's art. Her paintings are a two dimensional celebration of the human body and a detailed exploration of textural contrasts. Julie is a highly individual and skillful artist, and Nigel Suckling's text, based on interviews, gives insight into the subjects that inspire her and how she succeeds in retaining... View More...
Quarto, softbound (slick, full-color illus. black wrappers), 127 pp. Near Fine. From lower cover: There is a line that runs down from the male shoulder that Julie Bell considers to be the most beautiful in the human form. This is an observation that gets straight to the heart of Julie Bell's art. Her paintings are a two dimensional celebration of the human body and a detailed exploration of textural contrasts. Julie is a highly individual and skillful artist, and Nigel Suckling's text, based on interviews, gives insight into the subjects that inspire her and how she succeeds in retaining... View More...
