Publisher/Schirmer/Mosel

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A photo book "Female (Acceptable)" by Itka Hanzlova, a female photographer from the Czech Republic. Born in Nachod in 1958, moved to Germany in the 1980s, majored in photography at the University of Essen, graduated in 1994, and has since continued creative activities as a freelancer. Participating in the photo project "European Eyes on Japan" organized by the EU-Japan Fest Committee, he is an artist with deep ties to Japan. Since the late 1990s, he has published numerous photo books, including his first book "Rokytnik (1997)", "Vielsalm (1999)", "Bewohner (2001)", and one of his representative works "Forest (2005)". (2013)” and “Horse (2015)” are characterized by Czech-like restrained yet sensible gradation and feminine soft and delicate style. A book composed mainly of portraits of women taken in various parts of the world, including Europe.It is a deep portrait that contains a strong identity unique to not only "woman" but also "ethnicity" and "generation". A fascinating collection of works. (There is a page crack)