Publisher/求龍堂

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"From Hiroshima Hiroshima", a collection of works by Japan's world famous female photographer, Miyako Ishiuchi. I started taking photographs in the late 1970s, and I took pictures on Saturdays and Sundays while doing a job that had nothing to do with photography at that time. While taking a bath, Miyako Ishiuchi did not receive any commercials and continued to describe the "smell" and "sign" that he felt and overlapped with himself. Since 1990, through close-up shots that have changed the subject to "human" and "things" such as "1/9/4/7" "Mother's" and recent years "Frida by Ishiuchi", carefully explain the story behind it A photographer who has been spinning. This book is composed of illustrations taken from 2007 to 2014 and contains "remains" donated to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum every year. Items that have been carefully protected for decades are exposed to the light and breathe air. And Ishiuchi catches the moment when he starts to talk about something subtly.