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"Photo Novel: Spring Snow Collection (With Booklet)" is a collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of Japan's leading postwar photographers. Japanese photography from the 1960s onward saw the rise of not only so-called "record" photographs such as "realism," "journalism," and "documentary," but also new expressions such as "cinematic photography" and "composite photography." This marked the beginning of a form of photography based on a purely personal, personal line, and particularly assertive photographs were even called "personal photographs." In other words, they "portray the self" through the subject. Key figures in this movement were Masahisa Fukase and Nobuyoshi Araki. Since the 1990s, the term "personal diary" has become increasingly common, and several collections with the same title have been published. This is Araki's "photo novel," published in 1999. It is titled "Dedicated to Junichiro Tanizaki and Sophie Carew." Araki's photo novel spans approximately 450 pages, without text. A booklet is included.
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