Eikoh Hosoe: Aperture Masters of Photography. Introduction by Mark Holborn. Köneman, Köln in association with Aperture, New York, 1999. 95 pp. Small quarto. Hosoe's Kanji inscription dated 2005 on front free-endpaper.Hardbound in photo-illustrated dust jacket. Black-and-white reproductions.
Light rubbing; otherwise Fine.
Untitled 42. Photographs by Eikoh Hosoe. Afterword by Ronald J. Hill. The Friends of Photography, Carmel, CA, 1986. Unpaged. Oblong quarto. SIGNED in Kanji on front flyleaf. Stiff illustrated wrappers. Black-and-white reproductions.
A bit of edge wear; Fine-
"For Hosoe, the flesh comes first, but he knows that its potential is most evident in a place that accommodates and accepts the flesh on its own terms. He tries to create such places for flesh in the world of his art--in places and photographs in which one not only sees the flesh, not only feels its warmth, but also senses the light that connects the body to the supreme and highest realms."--from Ronald J. Hill's afterword.
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