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A collection of photographs by Masaya Nakamura, one of Japan's leading photographers, "Photo Salon: Gaze in the Afternoon. Masaya Nakamura Works". Like Nobuyoshi Araki, he graduated from the Faculty of Engineering at Chiba University (then Tokyo High School of Arts and Crafts), then worked for the Yomiuri Shimbun, Sekai Eigasha, and Eiga Star, before working as a freelancer. Starting with news photography, he worked on graph photography, commercial photography, and women's photography, establishing "glamour photography" that depicts the fascination of women. After that, he established his position as a photographer, with the pronoun “nude” as his main battlefield. In 1957, under the initiative of the critic Tatsuo Fukushima, along with Yasuhiro Ishimoto, Shomei Tomatsu, Kikuji Kawada, Eikoh Hosoe, and Ikko Narahara, a new era of photography emerged, drawing a clear line from conventional realism photography. Masaya Nakamura, who became one of the members of the historical exhibition "10 Eyes" that cast This book is a book from the "Photo Salon" series published by Genkosha, and is a book composed of images taken with foreign women as models in Morocco and Brittany.