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"Memories of Father" is a photo collection by one of Japan's leading photographers, Masahisa Fukase. The motifs that Masahisa Fukase has projected himself onto are "Ravens", "Cats", "Yohko (wife)" and "Family". In recent years, reprints of "Ravens" and re-edited works of the "Cats" series have been published by publishers both in Japan and abroad, making the solitary photographer Masahisa Fukase more and more popular. Another important motif, along with the above, is "Father", and as the title suggests, this book is a documentary about the life of his father, Sukezo. It is a book full of humanity, depicting through photographs the series of events that began with the family album at the time of their marriage, and continued through his adulthood, his elderly father, his death, and finally his wife's admission to a nursing home, leading to the closure of his family's Fukase Photo Studio. This is one of the masterpieces left behind by the Danish photographer Krass Clement in his later years, similar to his masterpiece "Ved Døden / At Death" published in 1990. Obi missing.