Signed, Koichi Saito - Shanghai '92-'93 - 1993





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Shanghai '92-'93 by Koichi Saito, 1st Edition, Japanese language, 183 pages, published by Japan Camera Co. in 1993; a signed photography book.
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Shanghai '92-'93
Koichi Saito
Japan Camera Co./1993/Japanese/Japan Camera Co
Shanghai '92-'93” is a collection of photographs by Japanese photographer Koichi Saito. After graduating from Nihon University College of Art, Saito worked as an assistant to Tadahiko Hayashi and Shotaro Akiyama, two of Japan's leading postwar photographers, and then became a freelance photographer, publishing his works mainly in “Weekly Sankei” photogravure and camera magazines. From the 1970s onward, he was a regular contributor to various magazines and held solo exhibitions. Since his first visit to China in 1965, Saito has made dozens of trips to the country, and has held numerous exhibitions as well as published books such as “In Suzhou” (1985) and “Beijing ‘95-’96” (1996). This book, published in 1993, literally consists of illustrations taken on the theme of “Shanghai. It is a wonderful collection of photographs that contains worthwhile snaps and portraits, interweaving the good old life and cityscape with the reality of ongoing economic development.
Shanghai '92-'93
Koichi Saito
Japan Camera Co./1993/Japanese/Japan Camera Co
Shanghai '92-'93” is a collection of photographs by Japanese photographer Koichi Saito. After graduating from Nihon University College of Art, Saito worked as an assistant to Tadahiko Hayashi and Shotaro Akiyama, two of Japan's leading postwar photographers, and then became a freelance photographer, publishing his works mainly in “Weekly Sankei” photogravure and camera magazines. From the 1970s onward, he was a regular contributor to various magazines and held solo exhibitions. Since his first visit to China in 1965, Saito has made dozens of trips to the country, and has held numerous exhibitions as well as published books such as “In Suzhou” (1985) and “Beijing ‘95-’96” (1996). This book, published in 1993, literally consists of illustrations taken on the theme of “Shanghai. It is a wonderful collection of photographs that contains worthwhile snaps and portraits, interweaving the good old life and cityscape with the reality of ongoing economic development.

