Nihon is concerned with Japan's post-war national identity. Tomatsu Shomei took most of the photographs between 1955 and 1967 while working for va...

Nakahira Takuma was one of the founding members of Provoke, and For a Language to Come is one of the key post-war Japanese photobooks, marking the...

Morinaga Jun was born in Nagasaki, where the atomic bomb killed his father and older sister. In 1960, the year he graduated from Nihon University ...

This is Robert Frank's photographic autobiography, dedicated to his two children, Pablo and Andrea, 'who are trying to find a better way to live.'...

In 1961, Shomei Tomatsu began a series of close-up photographs of objects found at the explosion site at Nagasaki. These include a watch, stopped ...

Flower Is contains three bodies of work: photographs taken in Paris of flowers, flower sellers, and chance encounters on the street, the River Rou...

Signed. As a consequence of her being given the prestigious Kimura Ihei Award for her book Apartment (1978), the Tokyo Dental College commissioned ...

Presentation copy. Presentation copy, inscribed: 'To Mr. Ikeda Shinichi / Ishiuchi Miyako / 1981.5.16 / 2nd Yokosuka 1:2'. 'Ishiuchi Miyako grew up...

Fukase Masahisa and Yohko were married for twelve years and divorced in 1976. That summer, Fukase made a trip home from Tokyo to his family's phot...

Signed by the author. Inu no Toki features Moriyama's photographs from three distinct periods: work made in Tokyo, during his trip to New York with...

Edition of 100 signed by the author. Memories of a Dog features a selection of photographs that span Moriyama's career up until the point of public...

Tadanori Yokoo designed this revised and reimagined version of Barakei. Unhappy with the original translation, 'Killed by Roses,' Mishima Yukio ch...

With a signed photograph. This edition with a signed photograph. Hunter was originally published in 1972 by Chuo-koron-sha as the final book in the...