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A collection of catalog works by Japanese photographer Jun Shiraoka (1944-2016). Although it has an overwhelming reputation in Europe and the United States, including France, its existence is known by many people involved, and its name recognition in Japan is not very high. Born in Ehime Prefecture in 1944, he studied physics and geology at Shinshu University before entering the Tokyo College of Photography, where he turned to studying photography. In the 1970s, he moved to the United States, where he studied under Lisette Models at ICP and others, was highly praised by her, was highly evaluated by Sam Wagstaff, and was added to his collection. After that, he moved to France and spent nearly 20 years there. Jean-Claude Lemagny, a photography curator at the National Library of Paris, said, "When you have finished looking at all of Shiraoka's photographs, you are a great photographer." It came out naturally, but it was only this time before and after," he said. A creative vision based on high spirituality, overwhelming quality, and monochrome shades condensed with poetic emotion. . . This is a catalog published in conjunction with a solo exhibition held in Japan in 2010, and includes works, biography, and past introduction articles.