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"Flowers" is a collection of works by Irving Penn, one of the leading photographers of the 20th century. Irving Penn has been a leader in the world of photography in the United States, alongside Richard Avedon since the 1940s. In the early days when he was found by the famous director Alexey Brodovitch and was active in the world of "fashion", he continued to pursue "human beings" and "portraits", while "still life" and "fashion" etc. It was the pen that demonstrated its talent in a wide range of fields. Especially, the excellent works of "Still Life" such as "Flower", "Food", "Cigarette" and "Tableware" are very popular with Japanese fans. This book is a masterpiece of Still Life and consists of illustrations of "Flowers" published in the 1967-1973 Vogue Christmas special issue. The pen's saying, "Taking a piece of cake can be an art," is expressed in a photograph of a flower with vitality, with attention to detail.