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    The legs book.
    The legs book.
    The legs book.
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    The legs book.

    By Conrado Maleta' and Naama Sarid

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    Do you have one? Maybe two? Do you have no legs at all? I am sure you like shoes. This is a brief journey to the landscape of human legs. Having it absolutely informal, like if you can frost an instant of life in New York. Legs dressed for lovers; undressed feet for the voyeurs as well. Fleshy protuberance for indiscreet collectors of a particular kind of human beauty. Here and there, just that, legs.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherConrado Maleta'
    Release dateAug 11, 2015
    ISBN9781310729133
    The legs book.
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    Conrado Maleta'

    Conrado R. P. Maletá. Born in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. 1979. After many years in Spain moved out an kept him self in Israel for 2 years, London, later New York (a new homeland) Long experiences as painter and photographer. Few but treasured awards as a writer.

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