Download Works of Nobuyoshi Araki: Sentimental Travelogue v. 7 fb2

- Author:Nobuyoshi Araki
- ISBN:4582664075
- ISBN13:978-4582664072
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- Publisher:Heibonsha Ltd (December 1996)
- Pages:208 pages
- Subcategory:Individual Artists
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- Rating:4.2
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Publisher's Description. Sentimental travelogue puzzlingly bares enough resemblance to its title-including Araki's trademark near snapshot images of his wife, the Buddah, and random alleys-that the hundreds of naked women, some of whom appear to be on vacation, and some of whom reside close to the heights of vulgarity, make Araki's journey as bizarre as a comic strip
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Image via artphotobook. It consists of his most iconic images in a new, expanded format by exploring Araki’s work from different viewpoints such as Japanese and European or female and male.
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He is also known by the nickname Arākī (アラーキー). Araki has published over 500 books. He is known primarily for his photography that blends eroticism and bondage in a fine art context. Araki was born in Tokyo on May 25, 1940. He studied film and photography at Chiba University from 1959, receiving a degree in 1963
He became famous for Un Voyage Sentimental (1971), a series of photos depicting both banal and deeply intimate scenes of his wife during their honeymoon. A number of his works feature young women in sexualized situations: Kinbaku, a series from 1979, features 101 photographs of women in rope bondage. He typically works in black-and-white photography, and his hallmark style is deliberately casual.