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Photo book "Diane Arbus Magazine Work (Softcover)" by American female photographer Diane Arbus. “I take pictures because there are things that no one will see if I don't,” Diane Arbus said in an interview. He is one of America's leading post-war photographers, famous for his portraits of freaks, psychopaths, perverts, nudists, and other subjects that people have turned away from. This book is a compilation of magazine works and project works such as "Esquire" and "Harper's Bazaar" that Arbus has been doing as one of the purposes of earning living expenses since the early 1960s. A valuable book that gives a glimpse of the foundation of Arbus' career as a photographer, from portraits of celebrities from various fields such as James Brown to special works that he himself took on as text. Like the best-selling ".diane arbus." that continues to be reprinted to date, it was edited by Marvin Israel and his daughter Doon, an art director whom Arbus trusted immensely and who is also known for designing Richard Avedon's masterpiece "Nothing Personal."・Arbus. Soft cover edition.