Publisher/平凡社

Google翻訳
A collection of works by Tsuneo Enari, one of Japan's leading photographers. Tsuneo Enari spent 12 years at the Mainichi Newspapers after graduating from college and became free in the late 1970s, following the war bride "Warbride" who traveled to the United States. "The United States of the Bride", which compiled the series, received the 6th Ihei Kimura Photography Award. He has a reputation for social documentary based on journalism cultivated in the newspaper era, and also won the Domon Ken Prize for "Xiaohai Manchuria", which was about a Japanese orphan who remained in China in former Manchuria. Before the creation of "America for the Bride", this book was created by the influence of Richard Avedon and Irving Penn at the time, when American photography was in prosperity. If you look at it, you will find illustrations taken when you were free and moved to the United States for a year in New York. A precious snapshot of the young days of Enari who wandered around the city, wandering into the future, but one book that can be seen as being a work backed by sharp sensitivity and high artistry as well as reports and records. With obi. Signed by photographer .