Special Edition, Signed
Early Works 1970-1975_D (Special Edition)
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Signed & Numbered / Limited Editions of 10
A special edition of the book Early Works 1970-1975 with one original print.
Signed and numbered on verso of the print and the book.
This book contains photographs that were published in magazines between 1970 and 1975, prior to the "Fushikaden" series that would later be regarded as my most representative work, I turned my box of old negatives upside down, and we somehow managed to make prints of them. Somewhat a prologue to my personal history, this collection of photograph is one I cannot look at without a special fondness.
You can choose from five different images for the cover.
- Book Size
- 210 x 217 x 25 mm
- Pages
- 251 Page
- Printing
- Hardcover
- Language
- Japanese, English
- Publication Date
- 2013
- Publisher
- Akio Nagasawa Publishing
- Sheet Size
- 155 x 198 mm
- Image Size
- 113 x 164 mm
Issei SUDA
須田一政
Born 1940 in Tokyo. Graduated from the Tokyo College of Photography in 1962. Was hired as house photographer for Shuji Terayama’s experimental theater troupe Tenjo Sajiki in ’67, before commencing his work as a freelance photographer in ‘71. A Newcomer's Award from the Photographic Society of Japan for Fushi Kaden catapulted him into the limelight in 1976. He further received the Photographic Society of Japan’s Annual Award for the exhibition of the “Monogusa Syui” series in 1983, followed in ’85 by the 1st Domestic Photography Award at Higashikawa for “Nichijo no danpen”. In 1997, his book Human Memory received several awards including the Domon Ken Prize. In 2013, his large-scale retrospective exhibition “Nagi no hira – fragments of calm” was shown at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography. His works capturing moments between reality and non-reality have lately earned a high reputation also outside Japan. Main photo collections include Fushi Kaden (’78), Waga Tokyo 100 (’79), Akai hana – scarlet bloom (2000), Fushi Kaden (definitive edition, 2012), Anonymous Men and Women (’13) and Rei (’15)
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