Secret Lives of the Artist　　In 1957 the English art historian John While published a book, which has gained a certain fame, under the arresting title “Birth and Rebirth of Pictorial Space.” Its basic idea was that pictorial space had been born in antiquity and reborn more than a millennium later in the Iberian Peninsula This rebirth being fully archived in the days of the Renaissance with the elaboration of artificial perspective.　　If we follow this historical argument with some ironic exaggeration, we must assume that between its birth and its rebirth pictorial space must have died. 　 In terms of FaceSitting Pictorial Space, Namio Harukawa is the first artist who created this artificial perspective. 　For example:　This is one of modern perspective with FaceSitting Pictorial Space. ＊ The Legendary famous Mistress at Mars Ikebukuro, Mistress Sakura,　By the way. this type of viewing is my favorite anyway, is there any problem sir ?　よくわかる顔面騎乗 　　　　　　 To be continued...Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#1 Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#2 Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#3 Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#4 Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#5 Namio Harukawa Forever ! 　#6The original Japanese page: