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"Nude" is a collection of works by Swedish illustrator Mats Gustafsson. Characterized by improvised, light lines and white space in watercolor and ink, Gustafsson has established an international reputation for his work in fashion magazines such as Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. His publications, such as "Figures," which focuses on the human body and the human figure, and "Notes on Fashion," which examines the relationship between fashion and the body, consistently focus on the contours, posture, and presence of the body, rather than the shape of clothing. In "Nude," he removes this focus from the context of fashion and redirects it toward nudity—the human body itself. His concise and restrained depictions avoid sensationalism, quietly highlighting a gaze on the body that encompasses elements of sex, gender, aging, illness, and death, while avoiding judgment. In response to a modern society's tendency to conceal the body, this book questions the very act of seeing.
＜Condition＞ Very good.
