Kishin Shinoyama - A Fine Day - 1975





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Kishin Shinoyama — A Fine Day, 1st edition, Japanese-language photobook of 348 pages published in 1975, in Ottime condition with the acetate dust jacket missing.
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Kishin Shinoyama A fine day / Hareta Hi Publisher: Heibonsha
"An fascinating youthful book by Kishin Shinoyama, who has become one of Japan's best-known commercial photographers... Shinoyama's book consists of 23 photographic sequences of about 10 photographs each... Ranging from studio portraits of Japanese women to landscapes where weather conditions play a leading role, to images of figures such as Richard Nixon. The element that links the images is the fact that each sequence comments on a different event that occurred in 1974... There doesn't seem to be a real link between the events depicted here, except their selection. The same can be said of the photographs themselves. The main link between them is not that Shinoyama took them, but that he included them in this enigmatic and hypnotic book."
- Martin Parr and Gerry Badger, The Photobook: A History, Volume I.
The acetate dust jacket is missing
Kishin Shinoyama A fine day / Hareta Hi Publisher: Heibonsha
"An fascinating youthful book by Kishin Shinoyama, who has become one of Japan's best-known commercial photographers... Shinoyama's book consists of 23 photographic sequences of about 10 photographs each... Ranging from studio portraits of Japanese women to landscapes where weather conditions play a leading role, to images of figures such as Richard Nixon. The element that links the images is the fact that each sequence comments on a different event that occurred in 1974... There doesn't seem to be a real link between the events depicted here, except their selection. The same can be said of the photographs themselves. The main link between them is not that Shinoyama took them, but that he included them in this enigmatic and hypnotic book."
- Martin Parr and Gerry Badger, The Photobook: A History, Volume I.
The acetate dust jacket is missing

