Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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A collection of photographs by Japanese photographer Ichiro Tanaka. Born in Takayama, Gifu in 1914 (Taisho 3), Ichiro Tanaka attended a photography school and photography research institute in Tokyo, and founded his own studio after returning to high school. Under Ken Domon's idea of ``discovering and nurturing new talents and establishing photography as a social and cultural existence as a modern art,'' the nickname has continued for a long time in the magazines ``Ars Camera'' and ``Photo Art''. He is a regular user of "Domon Monthly" and is a photographer who has always won high rankings along with amateur photographer Kaoru Usui. Ichiro Tanaka, who has a reputation for gentle and soft snaps, portraits, and still life rooted in Ken Domon's "very deep love", is the first photo book published in 1978. A collection of works that was created with reference to the photo book "Kaitohana no Ki no Shita", which was published by Kaoru Usui, who was a monthly rival. Also includes portraits of Setsuko Hara's "Makeup Pose" and portraits of Ken Domon, Hiroshi Hamaya, Andre Kertesz. Preface by Ken Domon. 126 illustrations, limited to 700 copies. Signed by the photographer .