lsquo;You swore that yoursquo;d love me for everrsquo;Frank doesnrsquo;t recognise the woman at the door. Shersquo;s come to remind him of a promise he made twenty years before. A darkly humorous study of modern relationships and the things we say that may come back to haunt us. The Woman Before opened at the Royal Court Theatre in May 2005.
#2493626 in eBooks 2006-05-11 2006-05-11File Name: B00BU6YT1E
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Random; but some sublime piecesBy Robert A. BongiovanniI was a bit surprised to find that this was a fairly random collection of art from this artist. Commentators made some attempt to bring some coherence to the collection; but it felt like quite a reach. Out of the collection; only about 6 of the works felt like they were truly elevated. The rest just felt like quirky dabbling in one technique after another. But those 6 works certainly warrant at least 3 stars.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Tool was on to something. This is a work of art!By Crista NaleznyMy husband is hard to shop for. He doesnt make lists and doesnt ask for anything. He loves the band "Tool" and had showed me the artwork they included in liner notes and for merch. I looked up the artist and purchased this book for him. He never reads unless its on his phone and in had a good time watching him sit on the porch with a book. He really enjoyed admiring the artwork in this book and we keep it out as a coffee table book now; too. Beautiful works of art that are great conversation starters. If you have kids around and they happen to take a peek; be prepared to hear giggles over the anatomy drawings. ;)2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. A gorgeous book! A wonderful addition to our library!By Elena F. NovakBeautiful; beautiful; beautiful book! Not much more to say here... A gorgeous display of a genius artist. I ended up writing one of the quotes from this book on the chalk board wall in my house. My five year old son loves to look at the artwork in this book and I can explain things to him on a higher level while he can look at a gorgeous depiction of a very complex concept. This is not a book for children; however... Supervision is most definitely advised!