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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Tatsuyuki Nakamura (1912-1995), "Nude Nude: Aesthetic Pursuit". Born in Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture, moved to Tokyo to go to Tokyo Art School (now Tokyo University of the Arts). After graduating, I became a drawing art teacher and had been teaching at an elementary school in Shinagawa Ward for nearly 10 years. I started photography when I bought Parlet at a low price during my teacher days, and in the 47 years after the end of the war, I quit my teacher and became a photographer at the GHQ Education Center. Around this time, I started to make nude works, and it started to be featured in various camera magazines, and in the 1950s, actress Michiko Hamamura made a big hit. For Nakamura, who originally majored in realist painting, nudity removes "eros" and describes "modeling beauty". With its style that was novel at the time, it was a solid position as a nude photographer. Built. This is a collection of works published in 1970, and contains black and white nudes selected from 20,000 contacts.