Publisher/読売新聞社

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British artist David Hockney's photo book "Hockney's Photographs". This book is a catalog published at the time of a solo exhibition in Japan in 1986.It was first shown in London in 1983, then traveled abroad, and after the publication of the photo book "Cameraworks" (1984). It was. Hockney has been photographing snaps of friends since the 1960s, but he was not interested in the photographs themselves and only recorded them as a source of ideas. However, when Ponvidou Center in Paris became interested in his photography, Hockney was absorbed in photography for two years from 1981 without a paintbrush. In this work, Hockney does not describe everything and time that the person saw at that time in one picture, but by combining multiple pictures, it is possible to show the "visual" and "time" of that person. "Polaroid collage" and "photo collage" were created under the cupist mindset of expressing more accurately. This is a valuable catalog that contains 101 masterpieces among the masterpieces that have pioneered a new frontier of photographic art, pursuing the multifaceted and multi-layered nature of humans and art.