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Globally recognized as one of the leading photographers in Japan, Nobuyoshi Araki has been at the forefront of photography since the 1960s. Over the past 50 years, he has published 500 photographic books and produced imagery that has celebrated a variety of themes and artistic techniques. Lately, he has focused on “life and death,” a reflection of his own personal experiences with death and his struggle with illness in recent years.
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