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A collection of photographs by American photographer Gary Winogrand. Along with Lee Friedlander and Diane Arbus from the 1950s to the 1970s, Winogrand is one of the representative contemporary photographers who led the new American documentary photography. In 1967, he was selected along with the above-mentioned photographer, and the "New Documents Exhibition" held at MoMA later had a great influence on trends in the photography world, and is still talked about today. If Friedlander's pronoun at that time was "American Landscape" and Arbus was "Freaks Portrait", Winogrand was "New Street Snap". The snapshots taken with a wide-angle lens on a handy camera, sometimes while tilting the camera, give new perspectives on how to view and perceive photographs, and are highly acclaimed for expanding the possibilities of photography. This book was published in 2001 at an exhibition held in Spain. A large number of representative works are recorded, centering on the illustrations of "Women Are Beautiful", "The Animals", and "Public Relations".