Publisher/朝日ソノラマ

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Photo book "Endless Night (First Edition, Signed)" by Miyako Ishiuchi, one of Japan's leading female photographers. In recent years, ``color'' works have been produced in the style of depicting the texture of the material in detail by taking close-up shots of the subject, such as ``Frida Kahlo'', ``Hiroshima'', ``To the Childhood Clothing'', and ``sa-bo-ten''. Ishiuchi capital is the center. However, the original Ishiuchi is "monochrome." The deep contrast, as if you could smell the ink, is very impressive. In order to accurately record his "physiological reactions" during filming, Ishiuchi shut himself up in a darkroom while working, digesting his own reactions and sensations to create a "work." The representative works of Ishiuchi's monochrome work, which are said to be the "early trilogy", are "Apartment" (1978), "Zesshou Yokosuka Story" (1979), and this book "Tenya no Machi". The content is based on the motif of the red-light districts and red-light districts across the country, and text by Junnosuke Yoshiyuki is also included. In the colophon is a snapshot of Miyako Ishiuchi, photographed by Nobuyoshi Araki. Signed by the photographer .