Publisher/MACK

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A collection of works by Masahisa Fukase, one of Japan's leading photographers after the war, "Family (New Edition, Unopened)". This book was published by ICP (Inter Press Corporation) in 1991, and is a new edition of the photo book of the same name, which is now difficult to obtain. Like "Crow / Ravens", it was published by British publisher MACK and Masahisa Fukase. A new text by Tomo Kosuga of the Archives is included. Fukase, who hasn't looked back on his hometown of Hokkaido for a long time since he moved to Tokyo in the 1950s to go on to university, returned to his hometown with his wife, Yoko, from the early 1970s when he was over 30 years old. He began taking "family photographs" at the museum, and his activities continued until 1990, when his father, Sukezo, died and the photo studio was closed. Only one person took a nude or pose, and the family photo, which was full of "smiles" and "spices" at that time, gradually lost "life" due to old age and misfortune of relatives, and eventually "death" came. , The sad reality is that the family is "discrete". New unopened.