The Island of Endless Hot Night (With Obi)
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Osamu Nagahama
The Island of Endless Hot Night (With Obi)
Photographs: Osamu Nagahama
Text: Mineo Higashi
Publisher: Haga shoten, Tokyo
144 pages
Pictures: 139
Year: 1972
Comments: Softcover with illustrated dust jacket, with obi. 18,3 × 14,4 cm, photographs in gravure. Design by Keisuke Nagatomo and K2. Rare and in good condition, some wears on dust jacket and obi (ask more pictures).
Atsuku nagai yoru no Shima / The Island of Endless Hot Night.
Nagahama's photographs of Okinawa show some of the hallmarks of the mature Provoke style--rough, grainy, and out of focus. Despite this, his images convey an extremely pointed critique of the U.S. presence on the Island, a constant since the end of W.W. II. Brilliantly printed, with blue and blue-green cyanotype toning interspersed with rich black-and-white this is a book whose closest counterpart--with which it certainly ranks--with Tomatsu's masterpiece, OO! Shinjuku!
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