Japanese photographer

This small 'low-budget' photo volume from the popular series '55' gathers fitfty-five Daido MORIYAMA typical photographs with an accompanying explanation and date at an unbeatable price. The volume is suitable both as a starter read and as a little gift!

Linen bound HC in slipcase (no dust jacket, as issued), 18 x 25 x 1,5 cm., 80 pp., 40 ills., bilingual text: Japanese / English. Ltd. to 1,000 copies

Japanese photographer Shinya ARIMOTO presents his Tokyo's night creatures parade. A small publication in black-and-white and limited to only 100 copies.

Open spine binded HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 21 x 33 x 2 cm., 152 pp., 69 color ills., bilingual text: English / Japanese, Ltd. to 300 copies

This out-of-print photo volume 'Latvia, Spain' by Koji ONAKA describes in documentary style his view on the two EU countries Latvia and Spain. It is volume #3 of the series 'Europe Today 2004-2005', whose speciality lies in the typical photographers view.

This Nazraeli 'NZ Library Set #4' consists of six signed hardcover photo volumes by Steve BANKS / Katy GRANNAN / Abelardo MORELL / Catherine OPIE / Mark STEINMETZ / Jack TEEMER, collected in a slipcase. All texts are in English, limited to 350 copies!

The photo volume 'Afterword' by Masahisa FUKASE consists of photos already used in 'Sasuke's Diary' from 'Sasuke, My Dear Cat' (1978). In the small pocket-sized print manuscript, instructions and numbering were written by the japanese photographer himself

Out-of-print catalog 'Soul and Soul by Kiyoshi Suzuki', coincided a retrospective exhibition. It brings together the two mediums in a worthy tribute to the artist that surveys both his approach to photography and the various book dummies that he designed.

In out-of-print photo volume 'A Criminal Investigation', Yukichi WATABE documents investigations into a gruesome murder. The images unfold in the style of 'film noir' and involve the viewer. Image by image, the mystery engulfs the one who has to solve it.

'Record No. 44 'contains photos taken shortly before and up to the point in time when the corona began. After two days at home, famous photographer Daido MORIYAMA grabbed his camera and face mask and wandered through Nakano and other places day after day.