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"At Twelve -Portraits of Young Women-" is a photo collection by Sally Mann, a leading female photographer in the United States. Sally Mann became famous in the 1980s and 1990s for her portrait works of family members, boys, and girls, and is known for her controversial works such as "Immediate Family". In recent years, she has been creating more contemporary works such as mystical and fantastical (social) landscapes and Cy Twombly's studio photographs. This book is a collection of portraits of "12-year-old girls", one of Sally Mann's early representative works, along with those mentioned above. Girls who have begun to develop a sense of self and are more conscious of the beauty of "women", and on the other hand, girls who are in a rebellious phase, dislike solidarity with their parents, and show obvious dislike. A collection of masterpieces that express the "beauty" and "strength" that girls have begun to have through these girls who have begun to climb the stairs to adulthood. Third printing.