Publisher/青幻舎

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This book is a collection of works published to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the founding of Magnum Photos, and embodies the idea of ``a photographer selects another photographer's photos and writes their thoughts'' brought up by Martin Parr. It has become. Although the members are like a family, it is a gathering of individualists, so according to the project manager, the biggest challenge for the editors was deciding who to pair with whom. As a result, Henri Cartier-Bresson has Yves Arnold picking and commenting on the photos, with Arnold by Elliot Erwitt, Bruce Gilden by Martin Parr, and Parr by René Burri. Alec Soth and Leeds Sarfaty chose each other to make comments, but only Dennis Stock chose and wrote the text himself. . In the preface Gerry Badger says: “The clearest and sharpest judgments about an artist's work are often not critics or curators, but their artistic peers.” Popular version, soft cover, Japanese version.