Publisher/Walther Konig

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"A Diary Hasselblad Award 2019" is a collection of works by Daido Moriyama, one of Japan's leading photographers after the war. This book is a collection of works published in commemoration of Daido Moriyama's selection in 2019 for the Hasselblad International Photography Award, which is said to be the Nobel Prize of the photography world. A number of well-known photographers have been awarded every year since 1980, and as a Japanese, Hiroshi Hamatani (1984), Hiroshi Sugimoto (2001), and Miyako Ishiuchi (2014) are the fourth. The title of this book is "A Diary" as a tribute to Moriyama's "recording" that he has accumulated day by day, like a diary. From the early masterpieces of the 1960s to the works included in the 70s such as "Goodbye to Photography" and "Hunter", and the 80s "Light and Shadow" that overcame a slump and made a comeback, masterpieces that made Moriyama fans cry. is generously recorded. Texts by Simon Baker and Miyako Ishiuchi are also included at the end of the book, which is colored in red paper.