Publisher/深夜叢書社

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Japanese female photographer Yoshino Oishi's photo book "No Slipcase, Signed". Yoshino Oishi, who has a strong image as a photojournalist, published his first collection of works in 1973. A woman in a kimono runs wild in the Asama mountain hut in the winter, stripping her obi, untidying her hem, and finally stripping her underwear. . In terms of motifs and images, it reminds me of Tetsuya Ichimura's "Come Up", but perhaps because of the influence of a female perspective, the nudes are the main focus, but there is not much of a sexual atmosphere. The text of this book is Shinya Yoshimura, a photo critic, publisher of Daido Moriyama's "Goodbye to Photography" and editor of the photo magazine "Quarterly Shashin Eizo". When Yoshimura first saw Oishi's work (Papanie), he was not very interested in it and thought about returning the work he had entrusted to him. However, when he learned that a young woman (Yoshino Oishi) was filming the work, he reflected on himself for not understanding the feminine point of view and looking at the work from an overly masculine point of view. Signed by photographer (missing slipcase) .