Daido Moriyama; Shuji Terayama - にっぽん劇場写真帖 - 1995

This is a reprint (1995, Shinchosha's "Photo Musee" series) of "Nippon Gekijo Shashincho," the memorable debut work of Daido Moriyama, a master of Japanese photography, and a milestone in the history of postwar photography.

Along with an essay by legendary playwright Shuji Terayama, the book unfolds Moriyama's unique world of wild yet lyrical monochrome, known as "are, bure, boke." The end of the book also includes an afterword by Daido Moriyama himself, making it a highly valuable resource.

[Product Details]
Author: Daido Moriyama (Photography), Shuji Terayama (Text)

Design: Naomichi Kawabata

Publisher: Shinchosha

Publication Date: December 25, 1995

Specifications: Softcover / 130 pages

Size: 202mm x 148mm x 18mm

[Condition]
Condition: Good (Standard condition for a used book)

Notes: Obi is missing. There is some minor wear due to age, but there is no noticeable damage to the text or the rest of the book, making it in excellent condition suitable for viewing or collecting.

*Condition is subjective. Please understand that this is not a new book, but rather a used book that has been previously owned.
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