Publisher/東京ステーションギャラリー

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Works by Shoji Ueda, one of the leading postwar Japanese photographers. Although it has been well-known in the photo world because it has been posted in a number of camera magazines before the war, Shoji Yamagishi, editor-in-chief of the camera, has supervised 1970 to boost the name of Shoji Ueda to the national district. It is said to have been nominated for the photo collection "Contemporary Image Series (10 volumes, 10 photographers)" published in the early age, and since the work collection "Ken Calendar" has been published. At that time, while there were a lot of hard-touch works represented by Provoke et al., The style of "Silence", which was calmed up and directed, was very fresh and distinctive. In addition, we can not miss the foresight of Shoji Yamagishi who elected such Ueda as one of the ten limited people. This book is a collection of catalog works published at the exhibition of Tokyo Station Gallery in 1993, when Ueda was born. To sum up the career of Shoji Ueda is a good book.