Arena Editions, Santa Fe, 2002. 220 pp., 260 color illustrations, 8½x10½". Still in the publisher's original shrinkwrap.

Acclaimed as one of the most original artists in mid-century Italian architecture and design, Mollino was also a secret photographer. He photographed women in erotically charged poses, obsessively controlling everything from the setting-which would often include furniture he had designed-to the lingerie they wore. To date, only a handful of his Polaroids have ever been seen publicly. This gorgeous monograph, bound in a deep red cloth, reproduces over 250 examples of Mollino's work. A flawless copy.