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This is one of the early tetralogy by Les Krims, also known as Leslie Robert Krims, who has been known for several conceptual photobooks since the 1970s. The book features his mother, who is inexplicably naked except for her underwear, cooking throughout, and presents a traditional chicken soup recipe with photographs and simple text. The photographs are somewhat humorous, but at the same time, the opening sentence, "Making Chicken Soup is dedicated to my mother, and also to all concerned photographers—both make chicken soup," seems to contain a satire and mischief that mocks photographers of his generation.
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