Publisher/Self-Published（私家版）

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A collection of works by Japanese female photographer Eiko Nishikawa, "When the Fountain Dries When the Fountain Overflows Eiko Nishikawa Photo Poetry (Signed)". Born in Maizuru City, Kyoto Prefecture in 1926, he has been working in the Navy's accounting department since 1943 under the decree of mobilizing student labor. After the war, he went to Osaka to study dressmaking and clothing, and in 1955 he established the Nishikawa Dressmaking Research Institute. I began to be interested in photography around the 1960s, shooting for a long time as a hobby, and after closing my dressmaking office in 1991, I began to present my work at Fuji Photo Salon and Nikkor Club. I did. And this book is a self-published "photo poetry collection" published in 1999. From ordinary everyday life, we spell out the corresponding poems in photographic plates that spell out small happiness and emotions. Not only simple texts, but also the quality of each work is high, and it is a collection of works filled with the delicacy of women. Edited by himself and Hiromi Tsuchida. And the book design is Seiichi Suzuki Design Office. Autographed by a photographer .