Daido MoriyamaBOKU (Signed ltd edition of 350 copies)

Photographs: Daido Moriyama
Publisher: Akio NagasawaNagasawa Publishing
Pictures: 42
Year: 2019
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The 4th in a series of silkscreen-printed cover, hand-bound books in a limited hand-signed and numbered edition of 350 copies.
This photobook is all photographs are composed of Daido Moriyama's various self-portraits.








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