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"Pictures and Text" is a collection of works by Juergen Teller, one of Germany's leading photographers. There is an anecdote that Helmut Newton and Alice Springs visited an exhibition when he was young, and although Alice apparently showed no interest at all, Newton recognized Teller's potential even back then. He rose to prominence with Tillmans and Borthwick in fashion and culture magazines such as Purple and iD in the 1990s, and later collaborated with maison brands such as Mark Jacobs and Louis Vuitton. Through these works, Teller has also made a name for himself with his portraits of celebrities from Kate Moss to Soffia Coppola. In later years, he has also released personal works in the form of ``private photographs'' that are reminiscent of Nobuyoshi Araki, whom he respects, and has often collaborated with him. This is a collection of articles that Teller contributed to the German magazine "Die Zeit" in a weekly column combining photos and text. In Japan, by posting sometimes radical content in prestigious magazines, he received many critical letters, and in this work, some of the letters are also collected and introduced in the separate volume ``Literature''. I am.