Publisher/光琳社出版

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"Visions of Japan" is a photo collection of Japanese photographer Keisuke Araki. Araki has published more than 400 photo books from the 1960s to the present. Not a formal "art" but a "free" and "unconventional" and sometimes a "right-to-life" photo artist who has been pioneering a new frontier of art through photography. The works represented by nudes with various techniques and snaps filled with humanity have caused radical and sometimes various controversy, but it is also the case that they have been fighting with the art. This book is a book from the series "Visions of Japan," a series of famous Japanese photographers published by Kogakusha Publishing Co., Ltd. in the late 90's, and is an illustration of the "New Angel Festival" published in the 90's. One book composed. "The eros of the image" which interwoven the still life of the flower in the nude and the portrait of unrest and glitzy woman. The introduction is Shunji Ito, famous for his art history. Art direction is Kasai Sakai.