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"Showa: Sawatari Saku + Isayama Hiroko" is a collection of works by Sawatari Saku, one of Japan's leading postwar photographers. A classmate of Kishin Shinoyama in the Department of Photography at Nihon University College of Art, he worked as an assistant to Yutaka Takanashi at the Japan Design Center, where he always worked with top photographers. He quickly went freelance in the late 1960s. He worked for fashion magazines such as "an an" and "Ryuko Tsushin." In the 1970s, he left behind masterpieces that encapsulate the innocent beauty of women, such as "Alice" and "Nadia," and continued to work in commercials in the 1980s and beyond. In recent years, he has been actively publishing work with Akio Nagasawa and others, but this book, as the title suggests, is a collection of his work, composed of original images shot with actress Isayama Hiroko as a model. The monochrome images are captivating. (There is a tear of just over 6cm in the jacket.)
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