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Judy Francesconi: Visual Sonnets is a large-scale book of black and white photographs of women, nude, alone and together. Francesconi (b. 1957), based in southern California, self-published an earlier (equally lovely) book, Stolen Moments. Her subjects are slender, traditionally beautiful, and racially inclusive. These images fill a need for artful, romantic, graceful pictures suitable for framing.

Tee A. Corinne, Feminist Art Books Bulletin #2, December, 2000.



Christopher Arnott calls Judy "one of America's premiere photographers", in the April, 1999 New Haven Advocate.

 

"Thank you for these amazing pictures! I admire Judy's work, it is a big part in opening the world's eyes to the beauty of lesbian love. This is such a wonderful way of asking for more respect and tolerance."

"You are just heaven at what you do!"

"I saw your work on Secret Lives of Women and I am completely in love with your photography. There are so many beautiful statements that you capture in your pictures."

"So beautiful, thank you for the amazing display of affection in a tasteful manner. The world needs to see more of this."