teikoh resistance de kitai kazuo (3 résultats)

First Edition. Square quarto. Text by Mitsuharu Inoue. The shape of an LP, this is the first book by Japanese photographer Kazuo Kitai, documenting student protests in the early 1960s; SIGNED by Kitai in Kanji. Interestingly, several blurred and grainy pictures would seem to presage the work of the Provoke photographers. According to Kitai, both Daido Moriyama and Takuma Nakahira - the founders of Provoke - were huge admirers of the book. Moriyama in fact instructed his students to buy this book. Kitai was also the publisher of Ihei Kimura's "Paris," and the recipient of the first Ihei Kimura award for his 1976 book "To the Village." (Parr / Badger, v3, 54-55). A publisher's defect to the inside of the rear cover has caused a few abrasions both on that page, and also on the opposing page, which is the last photograph in the book; middle signature detached and now laid in; a good copy in photo-illustrated wrappers.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. First 1965 edition of Kita's first photobook. Some flattened creasing to front and back covers, bump to top right corner of book affecting some pages. But all in all an above average copy of an increasingly difficult to find title.

First Edition. Square quarto. SIGNED by Kitai in Kanji to verso of rear wrapper. A compilation of blurred and grainy student protest photographs from Kazuo Kitai; a noted influence on Daido Moriyama and Takuma. Nakahira, the founders of Provoke. Moriyama, in fact, instructed his students to buy this book. With accompanying text by Mitsuharu Inoue. (Parr / Badger, v3, 54-55). Fine copy in photo-illustrated wrappers with the instantly recognizable cover image of helmeted soldiers marching.