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This book is part of the "Angel Photo Library" series, published in the 1960s. Its unified and elegant binding is also appealing, and it was conceived as a series that made art photography more accessible. This book juxtaposes the image of women with the natural beauty of Japan, set against the backdrop of mountain streams and hot spring resorts. Using the ancient Japanese custom of bathing as its theme, the book features a composition that blends figures into the changing seasons and mountain landscapes. Rather than emphasizing exposure itself, it is striking for its lyrical expression that utilizes the textures of nature, such as water, light, and rock faces. It is also an interesting document that conveys the atmosphere of the post-war era in Japan when "the beauty of the human body" was becoming widely accepted.
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