Publisher/東新商店出版部

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Volume 3 and Volume 6 of the photo doujinshi “Matsujutsu” by Shinzo Fukuhara, one of the leading figures in the Japanese photography world before the war. In the 1930s, Fukuhara published the masterpieces “Landscape of West Lake” (1931) “Landscape of Matsue” (1935) “Landscape of Fuchi” (1937). Hikari and Its Tone was published by the art company that produced this doujinshi “Art”. Fukuhara, who went to Europe at the beginning of the 20th century, felt uncomfortable with the Japanese photos he saw after returning to Japan, and the group was established to break away from pictorialism and show new vectors for Japanese photography. The world is expressed to describe the natural product of light and shadow as a "new frontier brought by nature and humans", including its own sensibility and lyricism, by naturally describing the product of nature with light and darkness and light and shade. It was. The style later influenced many photographers and became a signpost for “Emerging Photography” that continued in the 30s. Including the unique design of the cover, this is a book in which Fukuhara's thorough aesthetic sense has permeated. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)