French for “lesson.” Volume 1 includes a peculiar scene where a man (possibly Roy) instructs a younger woman in “the geometry of arousal.” The misprint “17l--------” may have originated from a badly OCR’d DVD back-cover text: “Roy 17’ Leçon de regard” (Roy’s 17-minute lesson in looking).
A significant portion of Stuart's printed work has been curated and released by high-profile publishers such as TASCHEN. These books are often noted for their high production value, focusing on the technical execution of photography and the narrative structure of the scenes presented.
Unfortunately, there is limited information available on Roy Stuart's biography. It is unclear when he was born or died, or what his occupation or areas of expertise were. However, based on the title of his work, it appears that he may have been a writer, historian, or philosopher.
