Publisher/DePaul Art Museum

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"Someday, Chicago" is a collection of works by Yasuhiro Ishimoto (1921-2012), one of Japan's leading post-war photographers. Born in the United States and then returned to Japan and spent high school in Japan, but returned to America. At first, he intended to study architecture, but he went to the road of photography. Learn from Harry Callahan and others at the "Chicago Institute of Design," which continues the spirit and education of Bauhaus. He returned to Japan in 1953 and brought overwhelming aesthetics of Western preparation to Japanese photographs, which were mainly "document" "realism" photographs represented by Ken Domon and Ihei Kimura, and their style was bold. I pulled it out. The Katsura Imperial Villa, which was taken with a transparent look and sharpened beauty, is a breathtaking beauty. This book is a collection of works published at the exhibition held at the DePaul Museum in Chicago in 2018.It mainly contains works from the American era, and some rare rare color drawings of Shibachrome are also included. Limited to 1000 copies.