Hiroshi Yoda - Tea for Two - 1986





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Tea for Two
Hiroshi Yoda
Self-Published/1986/Japanese/228*258*10
Tea for Two, a collection of works by Japanese photographer Hiroshi Yoda. Born in Tokyo in 1942, he moved to London after graduating high school due to his father's job transfer. He experienced firsthand the turbulent London culture of the 1960s, from music like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones to Swinging London fashion represented by Twiggy. He even established a studio there in the late 1960s. He worked for renowned fashion magazines like Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. After returning to Japan, his work was frequently featured in Camera Mainichi during Shoji Yamagishi's editorship, establishing him as a versatile photographer active in both fashion and commercial photography. This book is a unique collection of still lifes published by Yoda in the 1980s. It is also included in the anthology ‘802 Photo Books From the M.+M. Auer Collection’.
Tea for Two
Hiroshi Yoda
Self-Published/1986/Japanese/228*258*10
Tea for Two, a collection of works by Japanese photographer Hiroshi Yoda. Born in Tokyo in 1942, he moved to London after graduating high school due to his father's job transfer. He experienced firsthand the turbulent London culture of the 1960s, from music like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones to Swinging London fashion represented by Twiggy. He even established a studio there in the late 1960s. He worked for renowned fashion magazines like Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. After returning to Japan, his work was frequently featured in Camera Mainichi during Shoji Yamagishi's editorship, establishing him as a versatile photographer active in both fashion and commercial photography. This book is a unique collection of still lifes published by Yoda in the 1980s. It is also included in the anthology ‘802 Photo Books From the M.+M. Auer Collection’.

