ADAM (1986) new arrivals 10 in the series of

10 in the series of incredible lookbooks

her contemporary visual language

Publisher: Lund Humphries

The book includes an introductory essay by author Jason Douglas explaining why the book was published - "if The Leather Scene does no more than bring a taboo and grossly misrepresented area of human sexuality into the open

and often dark glamour that defined the publication's short but legendary run

ADAM (1986) new arrivals 10 in the series ofGeoffrey Holder's beautiful book, Adam. Adam is Everyman: rooted in the earth, yet straining for spirituality; solitary, yet yearning for release from his loneliness. Accompanied by quotations from Genesis and other creation myths, the photographs accentuate both Adam's struggle and his jubilation. At once sensual and abstract, they afford us an image of the male body that is entirely Holder's own, some of them evoking the firmness of bronze, physical