Publisher/Aurel Scheibler

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"Angel Youth (First Edition, Signed)" is a collection of works by American photographer Jack Pierson. Pierson, one of the "Boston School" alongside Nan Goldin and David Armstrong, was a photographer and artist who enjoyed explosive popularity in the 1990s. His images, exemplified by Goldin, Corinne Day, and models like Kate Moss, evoke keywords such as "everyday life" and "intimacy," but his style was also very fresh, showcasing a fresh artistic flair through his depiction of color and light, organically arranging portraits, still lifes, and landscapes across double-page spreads, and sometimes incorporating logos, graphics, and drawings. What's even more impressive is that despite this artistic style, he managed to avoid an overly artistic feel and created a handy, zine-like size that's easy to pick up. One of the people who highly praised Pierson's sensibility was Takashi Homma, who followed this Pierson style in his early works such as "Babyland," and in his later books as well. Yurie Nagashima and others were also said to have been strongly influenced by him at the time. This is Pearson's first book, the original 1992 edition. It comes with a commemorative signature .