As or the images of Jane Wenger, In the photography gallery, they capture a raw, even brutish sense of life In the photography gallery, they capture a raw, even brutish sense of life in their probings of the unclad human body. Pubic hair, cleanshaven crania, distorted lips and exaggerated buttocks -all go beyond documentation to a formalistic examination of the curves and crannies of the angular sack that houses our persona. Not shocking, really, but unsettling. Folks who like the genteel in photography should shy away from this one. But viewers with a taste for the bizarre should be enthralled. JAMES AUER Page 4, Part 5 The Milwaukee Journal Sunday August 30, 1981