Elizabeth Peyton - The Age of Innocence Spector Books this issue comes in a

this issue comes in a Technicolor landscape format

Temporary sleeping installations made of wood

in this time she has created her own inventory of it

designed by Narelle Brewer and features contributions from Kyla McFarlane (Centre for Contemporary Photography

and this book is the first time Otto's models have appeared in print

Elizabeth Peyton - The Age of Innocence Spector Books this issue comes in aThe title of this small volume by New York artist Elizabeth Peyton, The Age of Innocence, is taken from the early 20th century novel of the same name by Edith Wharton. It describes the claustrophobic, repressed, hypocritical atmosphere of New York society in the 1870's. In the novel passion is shown as the force that would make that highly ritualized world implode. Elizabeth Peyton is a leading contemporary painter, best known for her portraits of