The Little Big Book Of Legs Av Dian Hanson

<p>Many loved <em>The Big Book of Legs</em> but some found it just too darn big, weighing in at nearly seven pounds. True, it was packed with shapely legs spanning six decades, from the first shy emergence of the ankle in the 1910s, through the rolled stockings and rouged knees of the 1920s, to the Betty Grable ¿40s, the stockinged and stilettoed ¿50s, on into the sexually liberated ¿60s and ¿70s, but it could still put a dent in your own thighs if you sat reading for too long.<br/><br/> Fortunately here at TASCHEN we listen to your groans of agony as well as your moans of ecstasy; thus, this light and portable new edition, packing over 100 of the choicest photos from the original volume, as well as <strong>38 new photos</strong>, into a compact (and frankly adorable) package. From <strong>Betty Grable to</strong><strong>Bettie Page</strong>, the greatest legs of the 20th Century can be found within, shot by <strong>Irving Klaw, Bunny Yeager</strong>, and the incomparable <strong>Elm