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"Signed," a photobook by Nobuyoshi Araki, also known by his nickname Araki, is a leading Japanese photographer. Published by Byakuya Shobo in 1978, this book, along with his subsequent works "Nobuyoshi Araki's Fake Diary" and "Nobuyoshi Araki's Fake Reportage," showcases his collaboration with editor Akira Suei. It compiles a series from the legendary magazine "Weekend Super," which Suei published before working on "Shashin Jidai" (it seems a series had started earlier in a magazine called "New Self," but it was banned midway through). In the afterword, "All women are actresses. Photography is men's drool," Araki states that this book is a collaboration with Suei, but Suei handled everything from editing and layout to model scouting, highlighting the remarkable collusion between the two during this period. A "casual photographic true story" featuring over 20 women. This issue features female celebrities such as Momoe Yamaguchi and Pink Lady, and includes nudes and other images alongside Araki's rambling and nonsensical stories. It was published during the time when Kishin Shinoyama's "Gekisha" series was very popular, and there's an anecdote that Shogakukan, the publisher, complained about it. Comes with a dust
jacket. Signed by the photographer .
