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"At Twelve -Portraits of Young Women-", a photo book by Sally Man, one of America's leading female photographers. From the 1980s to the 1990s, Sally Man is known as a representative work, such as "Immediate Family", which was famous for portrait works with motifs of everyday family, boys and girls, and caused various debates. In recent years, he is an artist who creates works with more contemporary elements such as mysterious and fantastic (social) landscapes and atelier photographs of Sai Toonbury. This book is one of Sally Man's early masterpieces listed above, and is composed of portraits of "12-year-old girl". Girls who have become more aware of the beauty of being a “woman” as the ego begins to grow, and girls who show an unpleasant expression on the other hand during the rebellious period and dislike solidarity with their parents. A collection of masterpieces that expresses the "beauty" and "strength" that girls began to have through the girls who started climbing the stairs to adults.