In the continuing belief that the nude female form is the most sublime form of artistic expression, Leo Rosser has presented here a further selection of his more recent work demonstrating the beauty of the female nude.

Following his collection, illustrating the answer to the question, 'Why Nude?' he has selected work from various contexts which illustrates the nude at its most sublime.

The pictures are set in a variety of contexts from land, to mountain, to sea, to palace, to kitchen, to home and indeed to no context whatsoever.

From exultation and joy, to sorrow and grief, and not excluding gentle humour, he has provided, through the nude, a complete range of all sentiments, as experienced in and though human life.

These photographs demonstrate that this exquisite expression of light, form and texture, could only be the work of an immortal hand, through whom so much beauty and emotion could be displayed.