Hotties in Art
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Discover a global history of art with a steamy twist. In Museum Hotties, art historian Jack Shoulder takes readers on a hilarious journey to visit some of art's sexiest hunks of all time. From Apollo, the original tortured poet, to Lord Byron and his devoted Byromaniacs, this new take on art history explores movements and masterpieces around the world through the irresistible figures who helped shape them. Featuring more than 50 full-colour works of art, this book is the perfect blend of objective art history and subjective hottie analysis. Whether you're a museum regular, an art newbie, or simply searching for your next historical crush, swipe right through these pages and find your new museum obsession.
Author/Artist/Designer
Jack ShoulderPages
160, 60 illustrations
Dimensions
19.7 x 22.1 x 1.6cm (7.8 x 8.7 x 0.6in)
ISBN
9781529452457
Colour
Pink
Product code
173677
Book Format
Hardback
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