Publisher/毎日新聞社

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"The Myth of Big Sur," a photobook by Japanese photographer Yoshihiro Tachiki. Born the second son of a family that ran a photo studio in Tokushima Prefecture, Yoshihiro Tachiki grew up in a family of photographers; his mother was the model for the NHK serial television drama "Natchan's Photo Studio," and his uncle was the founder of "Asahi Camera" magazine. After graduating from photography school, he went to work for art director Seiichi Horiuchi and joined Ad Center, where he made a name for himself with fashion, commercial, and nude photography. His representative work, the series "Tongue-Out Angel," and his photo exhibitions "Girl" and "Eves" attracted unprecedented crowds, and he enjoyed immense popularity in the 1960s and 70s. He is a representative photographer of postwar Japan, also famous for his portraits and nudes of big-name actresses such as Mariko Kaga and Momoe Yamaguchi. This book is a collection of works taken in Big Sur, a paradise in Southern California where Henry Miller also moved. It is a book in which you can enjoy the sight of recluses and artists enjoying a slow life against the backdrop of the beautiful coastline. Edited by Shoji Yamagishi. Cover design by Seiichi Horiuchi. Signed by the photographer (however, there is a library stamp on the inside cover) .