Stephen F. Eisenman Livres

A major study of Francis Bacon's paintings of animals reveals his explorations of the human condition

A fifth edition of this classic textbook, revised and updated throughout.

Offers a subtle, yet uncompromising analysis of the iconic photographs of torture from the prison at Abu Ghraib.

Exploring the concept of "intelligent design," this collection features essays that delve into the intersection of science, theology, and art. It includes over fifty vibrant exhibition plates that highlight architectural and decorative arts, showcasing how these fields engage with the debates surrounding design and purpose in the universe. The work invites readers to consider the connections between aesthetic expression and deeper philosophical questions.

The author analyzes the emotional impact of the Abu Ghraib images, revealing how they function as a form of visual propaganda. By exploring the resistance to this manipulation, the book offers insights into utilizing political imagery more effectively in the context of the war on terror. It emphasizes the importance of understanding visual rhetoric to combat the narratives that shape public perception and response to conflict.