Publisher/朝日出版社

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Jeanloup Sieff (1933-2000), one of the most representative photographers of the 20th century, has published a collection of works entitled Jeanloup Sieff Photographs / Demain Le Temps Sera Plus Vieux Jeanloup Sieff 1950-1990. He rose to prominence in the 1960s at the fashion magazine ELLE, and after moving to New York, he worked at Harper's Bazar with art directors such as Alexei Brodovitch and Marvin Israel. Sieff's position was solidified along with the creation of new fashion photography that was not bound by traditional frameworks. At one point, he got tired of fashion magazines and joined Magnum Photos, where he was a talented artist who even won the Niepce Prize at the age of 25. However, just like fashion photography, he soon left in search of more "freedom", and since then he has become famous not only for fashion but also for his buttock portraits. This book is the definitive retrospective edition, with a retrospective text by Sieff himself. Japanese version. Signed by the very precious photographer .