Publisher/冬樹社

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Photobook "Photo Theater Tokyo Elegy (Signed)" by Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki. Araki has published more than 400 photo books from the 1960s to the present. A "photographic artist" who has continued to break new ground in art through photography, not formal "art" but "freedom", "unconventional" and sometimes "good luck". The works represented by nudes with various techniques and snaps full of humanity have caused various controversies at times, but it is only if Araki has continued to fight art. This book is a collection of works published in 1981 and has an important meaning among the early to mid-term works. The recorded plates were taken from 1967 to 1972, and are fictions (documentaries) of various events that occurred around the consciousness of "death" after the death of his father Chotaro. A collection of works that became the true origin of Nobuyoshi Araki's photography and became the theory of photography (realism). With a peculiar arrangement and flow photographs, the photographs are transformed into images ⇒ theaters. This is my photo and my scenery. It is scheduled to be published by Photo Critics in pairs with Daido Moriyama's masterpiece "Goodbye Photographs" published in 1972, and it is a wonderful book that finally saw the light of day 10 years later. Signed with a signature addressed to Seiko Tanabe .