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Tom Bianchi’s Books
Tom has been publishing books of his photographs for over a decade. All the books still in print can be purchased from our web store (click the store link above). All of the photos in Tom's books can be ordered as art prints, in either regular or "life-size" sizes. If you don't see the print on this part of the site or in the web store, just drop us a line. We'll have a print made up just for you.
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On The Couch (2004): The further sexual and photographic adventures of Tom Bianchiís On the Couch. ìSex is too beautiful, too precious, and too important to our spiritual development to be treated with less respect than I have given itî Tom Bianchi, from the introduction.
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On The Couch collector's set (2004): The On The Couch DVDs, volumes 1 and 2 won the GAYVN Award 2005 for Best Alternative Release and have quickly skyrocketed to become the #1 best-selling gay adult title in the U.S.. By purchasing this money-saving collection you get volumes 1 and 2 of the On The Couch hardback coffee table photo books. Tom Bianchi has signed the copies of the books in this set.
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On The Couch (2002): The elegant binding, the heavy paper and just the feel say extraordinary. It is when one opens this Tom Bianchi collection that one's breath is actually drawn in. These color photographs of men in ones, twos, and threes on Tomís brown leather sofa are breathtakingly erotic and sensuous. Tom Bianchi has signed all the copies of this book that we sell.
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Living With Dickens (2002):
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Men I've Loved (2001): Tom takes a loving look at the men who have come into and gone out of his life. Some were lovers only briefly, others were partners, others were friends - all have had a profound impact on this great gay photographerís life.
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In The Studio (1999): His most intimate and erotic portrayal of men. Over 100 photos.
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Among Women (1996):
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Outpost (1996): Tom pays tribute to male nudes at The Outpost Pool.
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In Defense of Beauty (1995): This collection is an unabashed celebration of male beauty that proves there is no shame in allowing the body to stand for beauty itself.
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Bob & Rod (1994): A portrait of two men in love, capturing in stunning photographs the joy two people find in one another.
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Extraordinary Friends (1994): Traveling with his friend and life companion,Tom Bianchi spent much of the last two years wandering the United States and Mexico, inviting people along the way to join him in the making of these wonderful, spontaneous photographs.
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Out of The Studio (1991): His work brings men out of the studio, out of the isolation of the classic male nude, and into the sunlight, into the magic circle of friendship, joy, and life.
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