Slow Reveal - The Nude in Australian Art

Slow Reveal – The Nude in Australian Art explores the intriguing and so far untold story of the nude in Australian art, starting with the early sketches of the convict colonial artist, Thomas Bock, up to the work of contemporary artists. This richly illustrated book surveys painting, sculpture, printmaking and photography. It reveals how the genre has developed in Australia, shaped by local and international influences, to offer a unique version of this timeless, universal art form.
 
With 147 full-colour illustrations, Slow Reveal provides a captivating look at how the nude has evolved,  and asks timely questions about the role and nature of nudity in art. This thoroughly researched book is tailored to a general readership as well as art professionals.