The Image

by Shlomo Kalo (Translator), Richard Flantz (Editor)

Unusual both in concept and in look. The book shows historical and contemporary figures such as Churchill, Gerta Garbo, Clinton, Frederick The Great, Hitchcock and others, side by side with their corresponding animals' pictures. On the opposite page there is an historical event or an anecdote illustrating the similarity of characters between the human and the animal. "The Image" surprisingly and sharply penetrates to the depth of these persons' characters. At times it is amazing, at times sharp-wittily, always - true, hitting right to the point. In Israel, the Hebrew edition was extensively covered by the media. "The 'Animal-Image', the method presented here, provides a clear, unequivocal definition of an individual's nature, character, weaknesses, strengths and vulnerabilities, what can be expected of him and what he will never be capable of. In this sense, for those practiced in it, it may be said that the method is superior to any previously suggested."

112 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1996