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Woman's Angle

Masaya Nakamura
Asahi Sonorama/1977/Japanese/113*173*13

A collection of photographs by Masaya Nakamura, one of Japan's leading photographers, entitled “Angle of Women”. Like Nobuyoshi Araki, Nakamura graduated from the Faculty of Engineering at Chiba University (then Tokyo Higher Technical School) and worked for the Yomiuri Shimbun, World Film Corporation, and Eiga Star before going freelance. Starting with news photography, he worked in the fields of graph photography, commercial photography, and women's photography, establishing “glamour photography,” which depicts the allure of women. In 1957, under the leadership of the critic Tatsuo Fukushima, he participated in a historic exhibition, “The New Era of Photography,” which drew a clear distinction from conventional realism photography, together with Yasuhiro Ishimoto, Shomei Higashimatsu, Kikuji Kawada, Eikoh Hosoe, Kazutaka Narahara, and others, and proposed the advent of a new era in photography. Masaya Nakamura was one of the members of the historical exhibition “Ten Eyes” that marked a departure from conventional realism photography and ushered in a new era of photography. This book, No. 9 in the “Gendai Camera Shinsho” series, which also includes Nobuyoshi Araki (“Journey to Photography”) and others, is a compilation of his photographic theories and techniques, with illustrations by Nakamura and others.

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