Publisher/美術出版社

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A collection of works by Takao Niikura, one of Japan's leading photographers after the war, "Safety-Zone 1961-1991 (With Stamp)". In the mid to late 1960s, when the magazine Camera Mainichi was in its prime, Shoji Yamagishi, who was the de facto editor-in-chief, recognized his work, and his work was often introduced. It is too ordinary, and you will be skipped between documentary and nude.” However, it was later influenced by American trends and became popular in Japan from around the 1970s. As a person, his ability has come to be highly evaluated. For some reason, Niikura has continued to take ordinary snaps in ordinary places, but the selection of subjects, exquisite timing and sense of distance, and the illustrations captured with unique framing and composition are truly worthy of a word. This is a snapshot collection that summarizes Niikura's career for 30 years from the 60's to the 90's. With seal .