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"Shashinki 30. Tatsuki, The First Thirty Years" is a collection of works by Yoshihiro Tatsuki, one of Japan's leading postwar photographers. Postwar Japanese photography is highly popular worldwide. Its popularity peaked in the 1960s and 1970s, expanding from the "innovation" of VIVO by Narahara, Tomatsu, Hosoe, and others, to the "destruction" of Provoke by Moriyama, Nakahira, Takanashi, and others, to "originality" such as private photography by Araki and others and Conpora by Gocho, and leaving a great legacy in the photography world that followed. However, we must not forget commercial photography, which created the "trend" of the era, and Tatsuki Yoshihiro was a leader in this field alongside Kishin Shinoyama, Hajime Sawatari, and Noriaki Kano. Not to be outdone by Avedon or Penn, Tatsuki dominated camera and fashion magazines, created many portraits and nudes of famous actresses, and became a favorite of the era with "Private Life" using Mariko Kaga as a model. This book is a collection of carefully selected major works from Tachiki's 30-year career from 1958 to 1988.
