(Tadayuki Naitoh) (I loved him madly)
£150.00
Yokohama:Photohouse OM,1st printing,In Japanese and English,2016,Hardcover with dust jacket,Ltd of 1000,Signed copy
Condition:Very good,Rubbed edges,A couple of dents at bottom
Shipped from Germany.
No,return.
No,refund.
A collection of works by Japanese photographer Tadayuki Naitoh, "I Loved Him Madly (Signed)". Naito, who is also from the creative group Hamano Commodity Research Institute (representative: Yasuhiro Hamano) who was responsible for the business format development of the lifestyle shop pioneer "Tokyu Hands", is a collection of Hamano's works even after becoming independent as a photographer in 1970. It seems that the exchange with Hamano continued, such as taking charge of shooting "Earth Customs Mandala". "Africa" is synonymous with Naito, and since I was fascinated by the area I visited with saxophone player Sadao Watanabe, I have continued to capture the mysteries of nature. Another pronoun is "JAZZ", and in addition to Watanabe mentioned above, a photo book by Terumasa Hino and others has also been published, but this book is composed of the most beloved "Miles Davis" plates. From the first plate captured at a live house in New York in 1971, there will be a series of graphical plates in both monochrome and color, such as "Sakura Miles," which is a portrait of a cherry blossom. Limited to 1000 copies.
(A-18)