Publisher/中央公論社

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A photograph collection of Japanese photographer Akira Sato. Akira Sato, a leading photographer of postwar Japan, created avant-garde and conceptual photographs from the 1960s to the 1970s. Born into the birthplace of a blanket wholesaler in Tokyo Azabu, Thoroughbred grew up in an environment where foreign countries were close to him from an early age, and during the days of Yokohama National University, he enjoyed reading foreign magazines. In 1959, he formed VIVO with Kazutaka Narahara and Akira Tomatsu, and in 1966 he received the Photographer Award from the Photo Critics Association. Shinya Yoshimura, a well-known critic, said, "There is nothing far from the words of his photographs," and Shoji Yamagishi was so creative that he was troubled by the title and commentary of Sato's work. I was an artist. This book is the 7th volume of the modern series of images published in the early 70's. It consists of the "Cyclopian", "Onna" and "Cold Sunset" sections of the masterpiece Kyoko Enami. A wonderful book that contains delicate delicateness and splendid splendor. Signed by a famous photographer . (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)