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"Dessins Erotiques" is a collection of works by Chikashi Suzuki, one of Japan's leading photographers. Chikashi Suzuki was one of the artists and photographers who graced magazines such as "Purple" by Ellen Fleiss and Olivier Zahm, and "Dune" by fashion legend Fumihiro Hayashi, which emerged from the new fashion and subculture movement of the 1990s. Suzuki's photographs were described as "beautiful" by Anders Edstrom. Ellen, who trusted Edstrom's sensibilities, hired Suzuki for Purple Fiction #3, and his subsequent success is well known. Suzuki appeared in numerous editorials and was featured many times in Hayashi's Dune, and he was a photographer who was at the heart of the "new era of fashion and art" in the 90s and 00s, when Margiela and others emerged and stars like Tillmans appeared, and who created new images from that world. This book is a collaboration with French illustrator François Alarie, in which Suzuki photographs portraits and nudes of women painted with Alarie's illustrations, and explores the concept of "eroticism" in Japan and France.