These books are from Leonard Nimoy's personal collection. Limited supply remaining. Please note that there may be minor damage on covers, including small tears, dings, or scuffs.

In the preface to his provocative book of nude studies, The Full Body Project, Leonard Nimoy writes, "The average American woman weighs twenty-five percent more than the models wearing the clothes marketed to her. There is a huge industry built up around selling women ways to get their bodies closer to a fantasy ideal...The message is message is 'You don't look right. But if you buy our product, you can get there.'"

In The Full Body Project, Nimoy presents images of full-bodied women-many of whom are engaged in "fat liberation" and the "size acceptance" movement- and challenges dominant notions of the ideal female figure as represented in the media and fine arts.

With a foreword by author Natalie Angier, and an afterword by Anne Wilkes Tucker, Curator of Photography, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.