| Author | Eikoh Hosoe |
|---|---|
| Pages | not numbered |
| Signed | No |
| Publisher | Shashin Hyoronsha Publishing House |
| Publishing date | 1971 |
| Publishing place | Tokyo |
| Language | Japanese |
| Edition | First edition |
| Binding | Hardcover including dustjacket |
| Book condition | Good |
| Condition description | Some crinkling of the plastic lining of the dj on back side, heavy foxing at the beginning and ending pages; some of the photo pages have sporadic spots; includes original insert guide ;else fine |
| Cover condition | Good |
| Dimensions (cm hxb) | 36x26 |
The Embrace series was produced in 1969-1970. Unlike Araki, Hosoe is more concerned with aspects of form than with exploring sexual passion. Highly collectable. Preface by a great Japanese novelist Yukio Mishima.
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Embrace
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An iconic figure of Japanese photography, Hosoeis more concerned with aspects of form than with exploring sexual passion. His depictions of the body have a Surrealist quality, yet also serves to render the flesh totally abstract and strange. Signed copy
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