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"Girl Alice (Special Edition)" by Japanese photographer Hajime Sawada. After graduating from the Department of Photography at Nihon University College of Art, he worked as an assistant to Yutaka Takanashi before becoming a freelancer. Since then, he has been active as a fashion photographer for numerous famous magazines, and in the 1970s he made a name for himself with innocent, beautiful, and sometimes fantastical portraits of girls and women in works such as "The Doll House in the Forest," "Nadia," and "The Girl Who Came from the Sea." Since the 1980s, he has continued to be active on the front lines, mainly with works of artists and idols. This book is a newly revised edition of "Girl Alice," a collection of works featuring a British girl named Samantha, which was his memorable first book published in 1973 with design by Seiichi Horiuchi. 60 previously unpublished works have been selected, just like in the first edition. Includes an interview with Hajime Sawada by the editor of the first edition, Shigeo Kuwahara, and commentary by photography critic Kotaro Iizawa. Additionally, it includes a special essay by poet Hiroshi Homura and a limited-edition bromide print featuring previously unpublished images.