The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective
The Japanese Box

Photographs: Taki Koji, Moriyama Daido, Nakahira Takuma, Araki Nobuyoshi, Takanashi Yutaka

Text: Christoph Schifferli

Publisher: Steidl / 7L

892 pages

Year: 2001

Comments: White shipping box in a wooden box 33 by 26 cm. Facsimile of 6 books + 1 booklet. Edt Steidl/Edition 7L 2001. Very good condition except for the cover of "a language to come" who has some tears and a corner slightly fold. More pictures on demand.

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The Japanese Box presents six publications by a remarkable group of Japanese photographers and writers whose work was a response to a climate of political unrest in Tokyo around 1968. The publication include three issues of Provoke magazine (1968-1969), For a Language to Come by Takuma Nakahira (1970), Sentimental Journey by Nobuyoshi Araki (1971), and a Farewell to Photography by Daido Moriyama (1972).

Condition: Tear in the black wrapping paper, some small white spots (due to rubbing of the books inside the box on "For a language to come" in the black circle), otherwise new, just opened and viewed only once.


Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

Collective,The Japanese Box

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