Miyako Ishiuchi. "1906 to the skin". 1994. 31 x 22 cm. Sans - Lot 151

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Miyako Ishiuchi. "1906 to the skin". 1994. 31 x 22 cm. Sans - Lot 151
Miyako Ishiuchi. "1906 to the skin". 1994. 31 x 22 cm. Sans obi. A collection of photographs by Miyako Ishiuchi, a leading Japanese photographer, “1906 to the skin”. The atmosphere and signs of the town, the appearance of the buildings, and the smell of humans. . . The initial works in Ishiuchi, represented by the trilogy "Zetsu-Yokosuka Story", "Apartment", and "Street of Night", show the invisible "people's activities" through the landscape of "town" and "building". The style that keeps portraying was the center. Such a stone moved to “Human” and “Mono”, further reduced the sense of distance to the subject, and became the opportunity to spin the background of people and things and invisible stories.・ 7 」. Since then, many masterpieces of the close-up series such as `` Mother's '', `` Hiroshima '', `` Frida by Ishiuchi '' have been announced, but this book is a collection of works published in 1994 following 1. Butoh, Kazuo Ohno ". Born in 1906, the title is “1906 to the skin”. Over the years of more than 80 years, there are traces of the life of an artist who wears perfect skin and sometimes wears garments elegantly.
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