Publisher/毎日新聞社

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A set of 12 volumes of the photo magazine "Camera Mainichi" in 1976. Since the 1960s, Shoji Yamagishi, the editor-in-chief of Camera Mainichi, has actively featured young commercial photographers such as Yoshihiro Tatsuki and Kishin Shinoyama in the magazine, and introduced the works of Provoke members such as Yutaka Takanashi and Daido Moriyama. Although he is in charge of editing as a leader, the name "Editor-in-Chief" is officially engraved from 1976 to the middle of 1978. The valuable work introduced in this magazine during this "Editor-in-Chief, Shoji Yamagishi" period is "Masahisa Fukase, Crow". Even in the early 70's, although he had released photographs with the motif of "crow" in fragments, it was the cameras of the October and November 1976 issues that began to be announced with the title "crow". From every day. After that, in 1978, "Karasu <3> Akatsuki no Kanazawa / Ishikawamon" (January issue) and "Karasu <4>" (June issue) continued (a total of four times so far, the editor-in-chief, Yamagishi). Shoji), and finally, the October 1982 issue of "Kanazawa-The Final Chapter" was counted eight times in total. Nowadays, a reprint of "Ravens" has been published and is very popular all over the world, but it started with Camera Mainichi in 1976. In addition, the March issue includes Tomio Seike's early work "Landscape," which is packed with valuable mid-70s works.