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A collection of photographs by Dutch photographer Peter Martens, “Few Loving Voices”. Born in Rotterdam in 1937, Martens is a photo journalist who has been active not only in the Netherlands but also in the West. He has been active since the late 1950s, and has been recommended to Magnum Photo members in the 70s, and at the same time, has a history of winning the World Photo Press Awards. In particular, it can be said that it is a journalist who worked to look at minorities and outsiders, such as reports of incidents that reminded of Weegee, and incidents that did not become incidents, such as surveys of actual conditions such as homelessness. The masterpiece is "Nothing special" published in 1981. And this book is a collection of photographs that Martens compiled his archives and selected a few years before his death in 1992, and photographs taken in the 70's and 80's, including Rotterdam, and other countries around the world. I summarize it. The people of the land are shot with a view that looks like Martens, such as poverty, religion, sick and sick, and punks, and the end is finished with the appearance of a mother who fell due to his own father's death or stroke. Photographer signed (Signed) .