Publisher/ワイ・ティー・エム

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A photo collection of Japanese photographer, Emiko Toyama "Saoi Sakai". Emi Toyama who has a lifetime together as a partner of the painter and Mio Tsuji. This book is a copy of the creation and the face of the living room from the 1960s when you met the living room until 1985 when you died. Toyama, who traveled to different countries in 1959, took photographs around the world, and in 66, met Tokai in France. "I had the impression of" く ら い あ く ら い ". I am interested in this darkness, and now I am allowed to take a picture" (from this book). At the beginning of this book, the portrait I took and the one for 82 years are listed side by side. Reunion with Tsujii was in Paris in '69 (Kotoi won the same year 'Yasui Prize'). After that, I lived in Madrid from 71 years and returned home in 77 years. I have an atelier in Kobe. In this book, Spain, Paris, and Kobe are separated, but many of them are in a scene in the atelier, a figure that holds a brush. Contrary to the appearance of going to the canvas with a harsh look, it is also a form to touch your dog and local people. At the end of the page written only with the second half "Estimated at 4:30 am on September 7, 1985", the atelier who lost the painter is projected, and it causes a sentimental feeling.