Publisher/宝島社

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Shoji Ueda's photo book "Shoji Ueda Photographs" Born in Tottori Prefecture in 1913, Shoji Ueda was committed to creative activities, with an amateur spirit for nearly 70 years on the stage of Sakaiminato, which was born and raised since then. There are many works that describe the local culture and culture on the stage in the countryside of Japan, and there are many "heavy" illustrations among documentaries that are strong in documentary nature, and while understanding the importance of history, to young people of today There are elements that are unacceptable. However, the works of Shoji Ueda are “light” and in some sense “intelligible”, so it has been passed on to young people over time. In a long career, while being a photographer whose theme and motif have been narrowed to such a degree, a universal, poetic rich "Ueda-style" that has not been bored and has continued to be modern. This book is a collection of works from the early 1930s to a series of commercial works created in the 80's, with beige and brown-like control covers and book designs reminiscent of Ueda and sand dunes being Shiraiwa. Tomiyasu Shiraiwa.