Google翻訳
"Bird Punishment Photo Poem (Signed)" is a photo collection by Kenji Ishiguro, one of the leading photographers of postwar Japan. Ishiguro is known for his masterpiece "Hiroshima -Hiroshima Now-," which depicts Hiroshima 20 years after the atomic bombing and has left its mark on the history of Japanese photography. From 1969 for several years, he photographed portraits of the prime of Ken Takakura for his "Zankyoden" series, and is also famous for his portraits of writers, entertainers, and artists of the high-growth era, such as "Portraits of the 60s," as well as stills from Shohei Imamura's film "A Man Vanishes." He is also an artist who has shown his talent in a wide range of fields, including film directing, screenwriting, video, and novels. This book, "Bird Punishment," is a collection of works published in 1976, a photo-poem in collaboration with poet Teruji Takagi. It includes "Sleep, Love," which captures the alluring nude of a woman. Incidentally, in 1980, Kenji Ishiguro also published his first autobiographical novel, titled "Sleep, Love." It comes with a dust jacket
and includes a signed presentation .
