Eikoh Hosoe, Simmon: A Private Landscape

Simmon: A Private Landscape

Eikoh Hosoe

Publisher
Akio Nagasawa Publishing
Year
2012
Specifications
Hardcover
270 x 375 mm
84 page
Text in Japanese, English
Signed and numbered, limited edition of 900
Poems by Kazuko Shiraishi
Text by Ikuya Kato

In 1971 Eikoh Hosoe worked with Yotsuya Simon as his subject, wandering through the places tied to his own memories: Ishikawadai in Ota Ward, the Nakamise arcade in Asakusa, the area around Senso-ji, Hanayashiki Street and the Azumabashi bridge over the Sumida. Hosoe described the result as a record of his memories from youth.

It opens with two poems by Kazuko Shiraishi and closes with a text by Ikuya Kato.

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