Publisher/G.I.P. Tokyo & Jam Photo Gallery

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A photo book by Japanese photographer Kiyoshi Niiyama (1911-1969), ``Woman, Flower.'' Kiyoshi Niiyama started photography in 1936 with a Parlet Camera in his hands. While working at the Institute of Science, he designed and manufactured cameras, and later became an avid amateur photographer. After returning to his hometown of Matsuyama, he joined Asahi Optical (now Ricoh) in 1958. I was introduced by Hachiro Suzuki, who was also an editor and photographer. Although Niiyama was an amateur, he had a high quality of work and devoted himself to teaching his juniors, but in 1969 he fell victim to a violent attack. This book is a collection of catalog works published on the occasion of two solo exhibitions held in 2020, ``Flower'' held at Jam Photo Gallery in Tokyo and ``Woman'' held simultaneously at Space 2*3.