Publisher/朝日ソノラマ

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A photo book by Japanese photographer, Katsuharu Fukuda, "Odesa / Psalm (Signed)". Katsuharu Fukuda, a smart cameraman who has been active since prewar days, alongside Ihei Kimura and Ken Domon. Born in Yamaguchi Prefecture and moved to Kansai after working at Olympus after moving to Tokyo, he served as editor-in-chief of the fantastic photo magazine "Hakuyo" hosted by Hakuyo Fuchigami, who contributed to the emerging and development of modern photographic art. Since then, he has been active in the commercial world, pursuing the world of "beauty" and "art" with a focus on "girls", "nude", "still life", and "town / landscape". Since the mid-1930's, Asahi Graph has serialized portraits and shooting techniques using actress Setsuko Hara as a model, and his collection of works, "How to Copy a Woman", became a bestseller. This book is the 19th in the "Asahi Sonorama" series, a collection of 27 famous photographers published in the late 70's. Fukuda's masterpiece "Woman / Women" and "Still Life / Still Life", and a three-part series consisting of a snap landscape set in "Italy". Includes photographer's signature & signature and letter from relatives .（The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990 収録）