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"Among Women" is a collection of works by American photographer Tom Bianchi. Born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago in 1945, he earned a political science degree from the University of New Mexico and a juris doctorate from Northwestern University, after which he worked in corporate law for nearly 10 years. Originally, he had a hobby of drawing on the weekends, and by chance, his drawings caught the attention of Betty Parsons, an art dealer who produced artists such as Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothco, and after a solo exhibition was held, he began working as an artist. in full swing. However, after losing his partner during the HIV epidemic in the late 1980s, he released the photo book "Out of the Studio" dedicated to his lover, and has since worked as a photographer. He is one of the leading email nude photographers of the 20th century, having published over 20 collections of his works. This is a unique work for Bianchi, consisting of portraits of women, nudes, and even a series of playful images captured on camera.
