Nobuyoshi Araki - Sentimental Journey / Winter Journey - 1991

Sentimental Journey / Winter Journey
by Nobuyoshi Araki

A powerful photo collection by renowned Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki.

This book includes 21 selected images from his early self-published work Sentimental Journey, along with 91 photographs from Winter Journey, a deeply personal series reflecting on the death of his wife, Yoko.

Through a deeply autobiographical and intimate perspective on love and loss, these photographs quietly evoke emotional memories and the fragility of life.

About the Artist:
Nobuyoshi Araki is one of Japan’s most iconic and influential photographers, born in Tokyo in 1940.

He gained early recognition with his work Satchin and became widely known after publishing Sentimental Journey, a deeply personal photo book documenting his honeymoon.

Araki is famous for capturing intimate moments of daily life, Tokyo street scenes, and bold, provocative works, establishing a unique and highly recognizable style.

Often referred to as a “genius” in Japan and praised internationally as a “Grand Maestro,” his works are highly sought after by collectors worldwide.

Condition:
Used
As this is an old book, the outer cover shows some scuffs, wear, and minor damage.
However, the inside pages are in good condition with no major issues.
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Book Size:
26 cm × 20 cm

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