This volume documents Frog, a five-foot-long anatomical frog sculpture by Los Angeles-based experimental filmmaker and artist Margaret Honda. The work is inspired by the gargantuan frog depicted in Bramantino's 1520 painting, Madonna delle Torri. The book explores Honda's sculptural reprise of this Renaissance oddity, offering insights into her unique artistic practice. It serves as a comprehensive record of this specific, ambitious sculpture.

This book serves as a focused monograph on Margaret Honda's sculpture 'Frog'. The content centers on the artwork itself and its conceptual underpinnings, drawing connections between contemporary sculpture and Renaissance art. It is presented as a documentation of a specific artistic creation by an experimental artist. The book's value lies in its detailed presentation of Honda's work and its art historical context.