Publisher/Hysteric

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A collection of works by Daido Moriyama, one of Japan's leading photographers, "Daido hysteric No.8 1997 (Signed)". In the 1960s, he published his first book "Nippon Theater Photo Album" while searching for his own style through encounters with Eikoh Hosoe, Shomei Higashimatsu, and Shuji Terayama. In the 1970s, when he released "Provoke" and its culmination, a challenging work "Goodbye to Photography," which overturned preconceived notions of photography, after a temporary slump, he returned to the origins of photography and made a spectacular revival of "Hikari." Tokage” in the 80s, Daido Moriyama created his own style through trial and error with the times. It could be said that the 90s saw Moriyama's resurgence of activity from the 80s, which still contained elements of 'recovery from illness'. Through collaboration with the collection brand "Hysteric Glamor", he proposed "I want to make a photo book like a magazine". That's how the trilogy of large-format softcovers was born, and this is the 8th issue that decorates the trilogy. A powerful book set in Moriyama's hometown of Osaka. No shipping box. Signed by the photographer .