Bob & Rod Hardcover – January 1, 1994

This is typical Bianchi quality with a two of the most handsome guys of that era.FYI, there is no frontal / genital nudity.

beautiful photography from bianchi and beautiful subjects to admire. this is a must have if you are a fan of bob and rob and admire the sensational works of tom bianchi!

This book is remarkable. It also was packaged very well. I enjoyed very much viewing all of the beautiful photographs in this book.

Tom Bianchi is a photographic genius. I have loved all of his books. This book contains nude photos of Bob Paris and Rod Jackson, who were then a same sex couple. There were no full frontal photos. There were several where Bob and Rod bare their buns and their pubic hair. Both men were in fantastic shape and proudly bared their bodies. Each photo was lucious.

"This collection of inspiring and ground-breaking photographs by Tom Bianchi eloquently captures the love and joy shared by two men married to each other, portraying the relationship between former Mr. Universe, Bob Paris, and his mate, Rod Jackson."--© ZEBRAZ

This book, like all of Tom Bianchi's books, celebrates the perfect "beauty" of one, two, or several musclebound, narcissistic "hunks" - usually male models, but, in this case, two professional body builders, Rod (what a name!) and Bob Jackson-Paris. The loving couple have certainly pulled off one of the camp extravaganzas of the century with the help of Bianchi's technically flawless photography. It is hard to describe exactly what makes this book so ridiculous - it could be the cliched settings, the needlessly cloying and coy poses, the "Silhouette Desire"-paperback conception of love and romance, or maybe it's just the colossal hubris of the three men responsible for this exercise in total self-involvement. Bianchi's fascist adoration of Arno Breker-like bodies is embarrassing in its slavish, drooling lust, while Bob & Rod's antics will certainly provide inspiration for drag kings everywhere. Buy this book only if you want a reall! y good laugh, along with a product testifying to the sheer vapidity of fin-de-siecle gay "culture." Particularly ludicrous because its adolescent true-love-forever-fantasy has been completely invalidated, alas, by the couple's recent "divorce."