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Masaya Nakamura - My Work, Photo Contest Special Issue, 1976

Masaya Nakamura - My Work, Photo Contest Special Issue, 1976

Photography Monograph
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A scarce 1976 special issue devoted to Japanese photographer Masaya Nakamura. Published as a supplement to Japan Photo Contest, the volume presents nearly 100 photographs spanning performers, magazine covers, the human figure, flowers, dolls and scenes of Kyoto, followed by commentary from Ippei Ito.

Photographer: Masaya Nakamura

Publisher: Nippon Shashin Kikaku

Date: April 1976

Format: Paperback, approximately 26.1 × 21.8 cm

Material: Offset-printed paper and card cover

Language: Japanese

Edition / signature / number: Magazine special issue; no signature, edition number or limitation stated by the source

Condition: graded 9/10

Completeness: unverified.

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