ディスコロジー / Discology

渡辺 克巳 / Katsumi Watanabe

¥27,500(¥25,000 + tax)

Publisher/晩聲社

   Published/1982
Format/ソフトカバー   Pages/221   Size/190*120*13
Google翻訳
Japanese photographer Katsumi Watanabe's photo book "Discology". Katsumi Watanabe was called a sink photographer who shot a portrait for 200 yen for a set of 3 sheets while visiting the city. A photographer who was fascinated by Shinjuku, the life theater where many dramas were born. This book is a collection of photographs depicting the “Disco” taken mainly after the mid-70s. Bob Marley's music was heard by chance when she became a freelance photographer and started to spread her name. Disco is a place where I felt reggae, started to be interested in sounds that I had never been interested in, and headed to the point where I decided to do my best again. A documentary by the photographer himself who was attracted to the disco people who learned the pleasures of dancing, were interested in fraying, and played shamelessly. This is a book from the Yagenbura selection book of Supper Company by designer Kohei Sugiura.
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