Publisher/日本カメラ社

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Shoji Ueda Sketch Album (Signed) is a photo collection by Japanese photographer Shoji Ueda. During the postwar period when many other photographers were traveling around the world, Shoji Ueda looked up to his hometown of Tottori as his lifelong home, incorporating the local climate, customs and culture while continuing to explore avant-garde photographic expression. His works are rich in light Japanese emotion and originality, and his modern illustrations that are still relevant today have been described as "UEDA-CHO" and have received high praise worldwide. This book is a compilation of nearly 1,000 photos taken by Ueda, who landed in Europe on his first overseas trip in 1972, when he was fired up to take pictures and planned to compile them into a photo collection after returning home, but he suddenly canceled the publication and visited the same place again the following year in 1973, taking more photos, and the book is a compilation of nearly 1,000 photos he had taken over the course of two years. This is a valuable collection of works by a photographer who has consistently photographed the scenery of Sanin, and who has now turned 60, including his first collection of foreign scenes. Comes with a dust jacket and is signed by the photographer .