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"Keikichi MATSUOKA Photographs -Field/Endroit/Raum- (Signed, With Envelope)" is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Keikichi Matsuoka. The details of Keikichi Matsuoka's career are unclear, but he was featured in various art magazines around the 1980s, and was described by Seigo Matsuoka and others as the ``electric field school of the photography world'', and was known for his ``telegraphs'' scattered throughout the city. He created illustrations that photographed only "pillars", similar to the Bechers' typology. From the photographer's text below: ``Just as Universal Standard Time is defined by the Greenwich Observatory, this telephone pole series ``Place'' also has only one ``reference standard''. This is a series of ``lunar surface photos'' that Apollo 11 brought back to Earth.I always keep Apollo's lunar surface photos in mind, and often compare them with the photo of the telephone pole on my desk. However, all work on this work was carried out.'' A collection of conceptual art works, a unique photo book whose binding by Tsutomu Toda further accentuates the "minimalist" elements. Comes with a signature and a signed envelope .