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20 de jun. de 2015 · INTRODUCTION. Hiroshi Hamaya [1915—1999] is one of Japan’s most celebrated photographers. 1 Born in a working-class area of Tokyo, he taught himself photography in adolescence before briefly undertaking formal studies. In his first professional position he was tutored by Yoshio Watanabe [1907—2000], also one of Japan’s most revered photographers (Reynolds 2013, p. 18).
This article analyses the Snow Land photographic series by Japanese photographer Hiroshi Hamaya [1915–1999] in relation to issues of modernity, nostalgia and discourses of agrarianism in 1940s and 1950s Japan. Hamaya is one of Japan’s most celebrated
3 1981 50 Years of Photo Experience: Images of the Great Family of Arts and Science Seen by Hiroshi Hamaya, Takashimaya Department Store Nihonbashi, May 21 – 26; Traveled to: Sukiyabashi Fuji Photo Salon, Tokyo, Japan, June 5 – 11; Ginza Wako Department Store, Tokyo, Japan, June 6 – 13. [Cat.] 1969 HAMAYA’S JAPAN : A Photographic Exhibition by Hiroshi Hamaya, Asia House, New York, NY,
1 de oct. de 2016 · Hiroshi Hamaya. The Hasselblad award was presented for the seventh time on Tuesday 20 October 1987. The award winner, Hiroshi Hamaya, Tokyo, Japan, received the award from Her Royal Highness Princess Lilian, at a ceremony at the Röhsska museum in Göteborg. The award sum was USD 25,000.
日本の写真家・濱谷浩の写真集『雪国 / Snow Land』。戦前戦後を通じて、日本の風土・田舎に生きる人々を中心に撮影を続け、その地域の問題に警鐘を鳴らす数々の写真を発表し続けた報道写真家であり、ドキュメンタリー・フォトグラファーであった濱谷浩。特に、日本海側で過酷な生活・労働 ...
Hamaya Hiroshi (japanisch 濱谷 浩; * 28. März 1915 in Tokio; † 6. März 1999 ebenda) war ein japanischer Fotograf.. Leben. Hamaya begann als Fünfzehnjähriger zu fotografieren und studierte dann unter Watanabe Yoshio (渡辺 義雄; 1907–2000). 1937 begann er, als freischaffender Fotojournalist zu arbeiten. 1939 lernte er den Ethnologen Shibusawa Keizō kennen, der sein Interesse am ...
Hamaya began his photographic career in the 1930s with a series of images taken in the streets of his native city of Tokyo. After the war, Hamaya spent over a decade focusing on the folklore and lifestyle of a remote rural area of Northern Japan, which led to the series “Yukiguni” [Snow Land] and “Ura . Nihon” [Japan’s Back Coast].