Publisher/寫眞新報社

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A photo book "Contemporary Japanese Masterpieces 1935-1936 / The Annual of Japan Photographic Art 1935-1936" published by Toshin Shinposha before the war. A photo yearbook published in the 1930s, when the creations that demonstrated the characteristics of lenses advocated by Man Ray and Moholy Nagi became popular due to the influence of the New Objectivity movement from Germany. A series of beautiful sepia-toned plates reminiscent of chocolate photographer Josef Sudek and others. A total of 108 photographs are included, but the main photographer advocated the theory of "light and its gradation", created works with rich natural beauty, and Fukuhara, a master who led the prewar Japanese photography world. Shinzo ("Kanba") and his younger brother Michikusa ("Mountain Hotel"), Genichiro Kakegawa ("Tropical Water Lilies") who interviewed the Ainu people as a photojournalist after the war, and Tatsuo Kondo based in Gifu. ("Splash"), Yoshiyuki Iwase ("Kaijo"), who has been chasing the sea maiden for many years, Shiyo Shimazaki ("Crane"), etc. Both English and Japanese. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)