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, which paired his drawings with the photography of Nobuyoshi Araki. Critical Reception
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Reviewers from Artforum suggest that while his female subjects are objectified, they are also "splendidly and swooningly deified," often portrayed as "velvet-gloved goddesses" [2]. , which paired his drawings with the photography