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Takayama Masataka and the Pictorialists of the Taisho Era
Volume 5 of the Japanese Photographers series published by Iwanami Shoten. A book featuring Masataka Takayama (1895-1981), one of the leading photographers of the golden age of art photography during the Taisho era, and Pictorialist artists of the same era (Makihiko Yamamoto, Jun Watanabe, Teiko Shiotani, Chotaro Hidaka, Hakuyo Fukumori, Ori Umesaka, Kiichiro Ishida). They produced unique artistic photographs such as ``deformation,'' which involves distorting photographic paper during enlarging, ``partial stretching,'' which involves extremely trimming a portion of the negative, and ``pigment printing,'' which involves replacing silver halide with pigment.
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