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Her work is extremely idealized; babies in her photographs are most always sleeping or staring blankly into space, as if still in the womb. This has led to criticism of her photography as being overly sentimental, even grotesque. Nevertheless, she has been very successful; her books have been published in at least fifty countries.

1 Works

These books have been published in multiple countries and multiple languages; thus, they have been published under ISBNs different from those listed here.

• Down in the Garden (1996), BooksEnthsiast.com
• Until Now (1998), BooksEnthsiast.com
• Pure (2002), BooksEnthsiast.com

2 External link

• Anne Geddes' official homepage

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