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Book# 34991

Hosoe, Eikoh

Kamaitachi. [Title in jap. - Dance by Tatsumi Hijikata. Preface by Shuzo Takiguchi. Design by Ikko Tanaka].

Ort   Tokyo
Verlag   Gendaishicho-sha
Jahr   1969
Auflage   first edition
Einband   black-and-white printed cloth, acetate dust jacket; printed card slipcase
Illustration, Ausstattung   33 b&w photographs
Medium   Buch

 

Illustrated with 33 richly printed black-and-white gatefold reproductions of Hosoe's photographs. - Other edition: Limited edition 2005. - Nur Kurztitelaufnahme 05.2008.
Cat. Swann Galleries (NYC), Photographic Literature & Photographs, 15.05.2008: estimate 3.500-4.500 $ (essay and second gatefold detatched; lower right corner of front panel perished).
Photographie 20. Jahrh. Japan Monographie Takiguchi, Shuzo Hijikata, Tatsumi Tanaka, Ikko 
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