Google翻訳
This is a two-volume set entitled "Two Great Photobooks of Shock", both "Nude" by Kishin Shinoyama and "Japanesque" by Ikko Narahara, both published by The Mainichi Newspapers in 1970. Although there is no notation, the actual editing is probably due to Shoji Yamagishi of "Camera Mainichi" at that time. Shinoyama's "Nude" has become a hot topic in "Death Valley", which challenged the fusion of nature and human beauty, and "Clairvoyance", which is the intersection of nude and urban happenings. In addition, "Japanesque" by Narahara, who won the Mainichi Art Award for depicting the traditional beauty of Japan such as Fuji, sword, Noh, Zen, color, sumo, ream, and seal. Among the collections of works published around 70 years, it is a very rare publication even at the time when two popular books were set. (Both books are 2nd edition)