Publisher/河出書房新社

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"AD1991 (With OBI)" is a photo book by Keizo Kitajima, a leading Japanese photographer. Since the late 1970s, he has frequently released high-contrast snaps set in Okinawa, Tokyo, and New York, and has won the Japan Photography Association Newcomer Award and the Kimura Ihei Award. After that, his eyes on Kitajima have been directed to Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. Kitajima transforms its mind and photographic style as it touches the city, which is full of raw and sultry humanity, the heavy cityscape full of history and dignity, and the people who are worried about the collapse of the nation and the uncertain future. I will continue. This book is a collection of rare works published in 1991 that became a turning point for photographer Keizo Kitajima. It consists of snapshots and landscape photos from Hong Kong, Seoul, Beijing, Tokyo, New York, London, Paris and Eastern European countries. Not a sniper-like snap in New York and the like, but the intersection of "portrait", which conveys respect and dignity to humans, and inorganic, solid "scenery", is a masterpiece that makes you think about the relationship between "humans" and "city". Preface work following "PORTRAITS" and "PLACE". With obi.