Publisher/河合淑子

Google翻訳
A collection of works by Japanese photographer Kawai Ichi (1914-1998), "Hanpatei Video History Kawai Isaku Collection". While running a photo shop in Kobe as a couple, Ichi Kawai continued his photography activities through the club "Photo Alpha" that he presided over. He was also a member of the "Spiegel Photographers Association", which was founded in 1952 by members from the Tampei Photo Club. However, he withdrew from Spiegel in the 1970s due to poor eyesight. In addition, the store was completely destroyed by the Great Hanshin Earthquake, and he has lived a turbulent life, so he called himself "Hanpamono" from his lifetime. However, in the 1970s, he published the only collection of works by private edition, the photo poetry collection "The Man" composed of artistic plates with surrealism, and he said that he had outstanding sense and photographic technique. Imagine. This book is a collection of isakus published by his wife after his death, and the monochrome of the 50's and 70's is particularly impressive.