This book brings together the works of two photographers who left a significant mark on the history of postwar photography in Japan.
Inoue Seiryu captures with his intense gaze the daily lives of people living in the Airin district of Osaka, where people live in the shadow of the period of rapid economic growth. In contrast, Kojima Ichiro has continued to capture the lives of people rooted in the bitterly cold Tsugaru region, and its harsh yet beautiful climate.
Although each film focuses on a different location, they share a common thread: a powerful gaze at life and a robust documentary spirit.
[Title] INOUE SEIRYU / KOJIMA ICHIRO [Publisher] RAT HALE [Publication date] 2007 [Number of pages] Unpaginated [Size] Approx. 26.2 x 22.6 x 0.9 cm, 0.39 kg [Format] Ring binding [Title reading] Inoue Seiryu Kojima Ichiro [Authors/Editors] Michitaka Ota, Fumie Nakajima/Editors [Printing] Taishinsha [ISBN] [Condition] Used, average condition [Accessories] None [Featured books] [Related Exhibitions]
