Publisher/美術出版社

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A collection of photographs by Takeji Iwamiya, one of Japan's leading photographers, "Forms of Traditional Japanese Workmanship 1 & 2". In the past, Daido Moriyama served as an assistant, and Seiryu Inoue, a photographer representing the Kansai region known for "Kamagasaki" and "Amami", and a masterpiece that has carved its name in the history of Japanese photography, even though it is a small work, "Touching scenery". Takeji Iwamiya can be said to be a heavyweight who led the Kansai photography world after the war, having Yasu Sugino and others as disciples. Iwamiya has collected a large number of Japanese folklore, climate and culture such as "Sado", "Kyoto" and "Japanese garden", but when it comes to masterpieces, it is this painting that depicts the functional beauty and traditional beauty of Japan. "Katachi" series. Through buildings such as shrines and temples, and lifestyle tools such as kimono, the traditional beauty of Japanese "things" such as the beauty of history, the beauty of function, the beauty of form (form), the beauty of color, etc. I continued to describe the beauty. It consists of one volume with chapters such as "wood," "paper," and "soil," and two volumes with chapters such as "stone," "gold," "fiber," "bamboo," and "Japanese crests." Layout and binding by Yoshio Hayakawa. Both are precious first editions.