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Japanese photographer Hajime Sawatari's photographer "Girl Alice (Special Edition) / Alice (Special Edition)". After graduating from the Department of Photography, Nihon University College of Art, he became a freelancer after serving as an assistant to Yutaka Takanashi. Since then, he has been active in many famous magazines as a fashion photographer, and in the 1970s released innocent, beautiful and sometimes fantastic portraits of girls and women such as "Forest Doll Museum", "Nadia" and "Girl from the Sea". Hajime Sawatari has made a name for himself and has been active on the front lines, focusing on the works of artists and idols since the 1980s. This book is a memorable first book published by Seiichi Horiuchi in 1973, and is a new edition of "Girl Alice", a collection of works taken with the British girl Samantha as a model. From the unpublished works, 60 points are selected as in the first edition book. Includes an interview with Hajime Sawatari by Shigeo Kuwabara, the editor of the first edition, and a commentary by Kotaro Iizawa, a photo critic. Also included is a special essay by the poet Hiroshi Homura and an unrecorded bromide limited to the first edition.