Publisher/Koenig Books

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Looking Through Le Corbusier Windows (Unopened) is a collection of works by Japanese photographer Takashi Homma. Photographers have their own distinctive styles, such as Daido Moriyama's monochrome, high-contrast style, and Kazuo Kitai, who was said to have ``no matter what he shoots, it will look like the countryside.'' For example, there is also a style like Nobuyoshi Araki's, where "no matter what he shoots, it's erotic." On the other hand, there are also photographers who diversify their themes and styles according to trends and interests of the moment, and as a result take on a variety of faces, and Takashi Homma is the most representative of them. From the early fashion scene to a new documentary style typified by the suburbs of Tokyo, landscape works with cities and architecture as motifs, and still life photography for Genichiro Inokuma's collection, Homma's field of work is infinitely wide. , will expand to infinity. This book is a beautiful collection of 20 works by master architect Le Corbusier, focusing on ``windows'' and the ``landscapes'' seen through them. New and unopened.