Publisher/1000BUNKO

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A collection of works by Takuma Nakahira, a leading photographer in postwar Japan, "Takuma Nakahira 1000 / Takuma Nakahira 1000 (First Edition)". After receiving a camera from Shomei Tomatsu, he turned from a critic / editor to a photographer and started taking photographs in the mid-1960s. Daido Moriyama taught him how to shoot and print, and he tried to overturn the conventional concept of photography. Was launched a few years later. Then, in 1970, he published his first personal photo book, "For a Language to Come," which made its name in the history of photography in the 20th century, and firmly established his position as a photographer. It was made. This book is a book from the huge paperback series "1000 books", and was unpublished at the time of preparation for the exhibition "Takuma Nakahira Return to Origin-Yokohama" held at the Yokohama Museum of Art in 2003. Monochrome works were found, probably found to have been taken by Nakahira near his home and printed by himself in the late 70's. This work is a compilation of the motifs of "cars". Published in 2014, first edition.