Publisher/Contrejour

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"Lella" is a photo book by Edouard Boubat, one of France's leading postwar photographers. Edouard Boubat is a master of French photography alongside Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Doisneau, Brassaï, and Willy Rogny, and is extremely popular in Japan. Before becoming a photographer, Boubat studied typography and graphics and worked at a printing company. His work is characterized by a quiet and modest style that perfectly harmonizes the brilliant composition and decisive moments of Bresson, the refined sensibility of Brassaï, and the humanity of Doisneau, and is also popular among Japanese people. This book is a large-sized collection of works published in the 1980s by Contrejour, led by Claude Nori, and is composed of images of his lover Lella. A revised edition was later published, and it is a book full of beautiful images.