Publisher/CHANEL

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"Yesterday" is a collection of works by Yoshihiro Tachigi, a photographer representing Japan after the war. Postwar Japanese photography that boasts a high popularity worldwide. Its prosperity peaked in the 1960's and 70's, and from "innovation" by Narahara, Higashimatsu, Hosoe et al., "Destruction" by Moriyama, Nakahira, Takanashi et al.'S Provoke, and private photos of Araki et al. And spread to "originality" such as the compola by cow intestines, etc., left a great achievement in the later photography world. However, it is a commercial photograph that made the "fashion" at the same time that should not be forgotten, and it was Yoshihiro Tachigi who was the leader along with Kishinzan, Shino Sawatari and Noriaki Kano. Losing defeat to Avedon and Penn, he swept camera magazines and fashion magazines and created many portraits and nudes of famous actresses, and Tachiki became a darling of the age with his “private life” modeled on Mariko Kaga. This is a photobook published on the occasion of the exhibition of Tachiki held at the Chanel Nexus Hall in Ginza, "Yesterday" taken down as a model of several women.