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"Paris --Kyoto Hara Museum of Contemporary Art", a collection of works by William Eggleston, one of America's leading photographers. Luigi Ghirri of Italy, who has been challenging color since the days when monochrome was the mainstream, and is being re-evaluated as a pioneer of modern color photography. And William Eggleston, who has already been highly acclaimed since the 1970s. They were mutually recognized, but even though they are the same color, they are similar and different. Gilli's colors are intelligent, curious, and have a kind of craftsmanship and artistic skin that continues to explore the possibilities of photographic expression. On the other hand, Eggleston is full of overwhelming sense and beauty that even men may fall in love with, based on the historical and geographical background, and as it looks, it is also pictorial and gentlemanly. This book is a catalog published at the time of the exhibition "Paris-Kyoto" held for the first time in Japan in 2010, and it is a collection of photographs of the exhibition scenery. It consists of Paris / Kyoto and a part of "William Eggleston's Guide".