Publisher/勁文社

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Hell's Angels is a collection of works by Japan's leading photographer, Osamu Nagahama. Nagahama is well known as a photographer with a deep knowledge of American culture, such as "The Island of Hot, Long Nights," which depicts Okinawa, which was under American occupation for a long time, and "My Blues Road," a blues journey set in Mississippi. This book is composed of illustrations of the American motorcycle gang "Hell's Angels," which is Nagahama's representative work and is considered a masterpiece of counter culture work. When Nagahama visited the United States in the early 1960s as a rookie, he was overwhelmed by their intense power that he saw by chance, and was recognized by the gang that many photographers could not approach, and since then he has been pursuing the Hell's Angels as his life's work for over 10 years. Drugs, rape, lynching, murder, a group of fear with no peace in any one of them. The sight of them riding large Harleys and running through the city with a loud roar is a "lethal weapon." A miraculous record by a brave photographer who transformed "madness" into "courage" and challenged the "way of life" of an unknown group of villains with a human touch. Obi missing. Signed by the photographer .