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4.0 out of 5 stars
Compelling narrative still life,
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This review is from: The Illusion of Orderly Progress (Hardcover)
While not for the overtly squeamish, since her "actors" are various tropical bugs and spiders, this is a very compelling photo collection. Even while it is obviously a constructed still life, these scenes crackle with life, energy, and meaning, poking gentle -- and not so gentle -- fun at the human condition.
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Interesting Take on The World,
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This review is from: The Illusion of Orderly Progress (Hardcover)
Illusions... fits into many categories: entomology, graphic art, or insect appreciation perhaps. Whatever the subdivision of this work may be, I myself found it very appealing. Similar to her numerous other works, she grabs the viewer here - calling my personal perspectives concerning human nature into question. One thing is certain about Barbara Norfleet's collection - she is an admirer of insects, from the mundane to the rare species, a woman of immense talent.
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The Illusion of Orderly Progress by Barbara P. Norfleet (Hardcover - April 12, 1999)
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