Publisher/Madison Square Press

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"African Images (Acceptable)" is a collection of works by Sam Haskins, one of the leading photographers of the 20th century. Sam Haskins is a pioneering photographer and perhaps the most commercially successful photographer to come out of South Africa. He is a fashion photographer who has had a great influence on Japanese sensibilities with his innovative layouts, graphic contrast, and clean, sensual eroticism. The early trilogy ``Five Girls'' (1962), ``November girl'' (1964), and ``Cowboy Kate & Other Stories'' (1966) published in the 1960s were very famous, especially Cowboy, which sold over 1 million copies at the time. He has also been awarded the Nadar Prize. These were long-awaited reprinted in the 2000s, but this book is a collection of works published in 1967 that uses his homeland of Africa as a motif. A wonderful book that realistically depicts the images of the time, such as nature, climate, culture, and customs. (Recommended for those who have damage and repairs to the cover and are able to read)