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"Ravens (Revise Edition, Unopened)", a photo book by Masahisa Fukase, one of Japan's leading photographers. The long-awaited revised new edition of the treasure that has made its name in the history of Japanese photography and continues to receive high praise worldwide. The "cat" who lived in a communal life is a mirror of himself, and the lonely "crow" who is hated by many animals and humans is also a projection of the ego. Fukase found the "loneliness" he felt and the "freedom" he wanted in the "cats" and "crows," and created them as motifs. The selection of the object "crow", the style that beautifully expresses the crow with a strong negative impression such as "evil", "sinister", and "dirty" like "the messenger of God", and the heart of the object is the photographer's heart. A documentary style that even portrays. A collection of works that could only be achieved by Fukase, who always stared at his ego and lived lonely. In this work, it seems that many important elements for life such as sensibility and freedom that can be created because of loneliness, loneliness and solidarity, beauty in ugliness, new self-realization, etc. are stared at, and the expression and meaning A masterpiece among masterpieces full of versatility. A new text by Tomo Kosuga has been added. Both English and Japanese. New unopened.