Publisher/現代新社

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A photo book by Japanese photographer Tetsuya Ichimura, "Signed from the body of Salome". Starting with a worker at an American factory, Ichimura continued to take pictures while connecting with jobs such as a daily necessities peddler, a caricature writer, a financial company employee, and a PR company liaison. After receiving a special award at the International Subjectivist Photo Exhibition held at Takashimaya in Nihonbashi, Tokyo in 1956, he has since released works on the themes of "woman" and "nude", and has a high expression of avant-garde and experimental eroticism. It is being evaluated. This book, together with the novelist Koichiro Uno, is a book that expresses Oscar Wilde's play "Salome" based on the New Testament with translated texts of Uno and photographs of Ichimura. A woman, Salome, who has been fascinated by many painters such as Picasso and has used it as a motif. Ichimura said, "I want you to think that Salome, who has a beauty that makes a man go crazy and dies miserably at the end, was photographed because he felt the fierceness of the act that'woman' fell in love with a man. I wrote later. The mystery of Salome, who is called a witch, is converted into a nude photo of a woman who seems to be Ichimura, and is projected in deep monochrome contrast. Limited to 500 copies. With edition number. Autographed by a photographer .