Atelier n.339, Artist and Model, 1955 | Tatsuyuki Nakamura | Atelier Shuppansha Aya Fujioka with a focus on reconfiguring

with a focus on reconfiguring the design to emphasize the relationship between the images and surrounding negative space

he would ultimately also be able to document the changes in the very landscape of Japan itself

and bullying are some of the reasons behind self-harm

and is made up of approximately 450 vintage prints

Expanded trade edition published in 2009 by Sigensha

Atelier n.339, Artist and Model, 1955 | Tatsuyuki Nakamura | Atelier Shuppansha Aya Fujioka with a focus on reconfiguringThe cover, the back cover and the spine have dirt. The cover also has several folds on the lower right corner that are not extended inside. It also has a couple of notches on the open side on the right, visible in the picture. The rib has the usual cracks and folds while the back cover has a fold on the lower left corner, extended to the last pages. The inside of the volume presents the usual dirt of this type of publication and a little yellowing on