The Book Of Love, Plate 12, 1996 art00194868 partially veiling her face and

partially veiling her face and adding an air of mystery

Nick Veasey is renowned for his unparalleled ability to uncover the hidden beauty that lies beneath surfaces

Drawing from her architectural background and the lush landscapes of her hometown Santander

creating an illusion of perpetual motion

Splashes of crimson accentuate key elements within the scene—such as the vivid bucket—drawing the viewer’s eye and adding vibrancy to this idyllic setting

The Book Of Love, Plate 12, 1996 art00194868 partially veiling her face andRobert Indiana (1928 2018) The Book of Love (12 12), 1996 Screenprint in colours and poem with embossing on A. N. W. Crestwood Museum paper Signed, dated, and numbered from the edition of 200 in pencil, poem initialled, and dated in pencil, signed by the publisher and numbered from the edition of 200 on the title justification page Printed by Freeman Burks Published by American Image Editions, New York Size: 23 7 8 x 20 in. (60. 6 x 50. 8 cm)