Publisher/ニューアートディフュージョン

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A photo book of Eikoh Hosoe, a representative Japanese photographer, "Man and Woman (Reprint, With OBI)". Through collaboration with artists such as writer Yukio Mishima ("Rose Penalty") and dancer Tatsumi Hijikata ("Kamaho"), you can freely explore the problems of "life" and "sex" hidden in the depths of human beings. Eikoh Hosoe, who worked hard on experimental photographic expression. His conceptual style and works that include Japanese elements are said to be one of the things that made postwar Japanese photography known to the world. This book is Eikoh Hosoe's 1st photo book, and won the Japan Photo Critics Association New Face Award at his solo exhibition in 1960. According to the photographer, "I tried to capture a human drama in the dark, a ritual in a closed room." And an excerpt from the writer Seicho Matsumoto, "A world where you can feel a mysterious illusion. Maybe he is trying to find out the truth of human beings with its poetic composition by raising the most modern emptiness." .. An early masterpiece by Eikoh Hosoe, who released his body into a naked object and extracted a drama in which two sexes antagonized with a vivid contrast. Published and reprinted in 2006. With obi.