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Published by Joho Center Shuppankyoko, 1990. Large 8vo in wraps with dustjacket as issued (no obi) 25×19 cm. 320 Pages. Some edgewear to cover and jacket mainly. Overall very good copy
First edition
Shinya Fujiwara — American Roulette
700,00 kr.
From a photo road trip around the United States, utilizing a variety of different styles, colors, papers, and employing short sections of text culled from the photographer’s notebooks. A wild “on the road” ride, rumored to have influenced Rinko Kawauchi, and somewhat reminiscent of Kishin Shinoyama’s A Fine Day, but with black and white sections that could be mistaken for Moriyama. Mentioned in Martin Parr and Gerry Badger, The Photobook: A History, Volume II
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