Michael Kenna: 1976-1986
Michael Kenna: 1976-1986 is the first substantive monograph on the British photographer best known for his striking black-and-white landscape compositions and ethereal light. It was published by Gallery MIN in Tokyo to accompany his first solo exhibition in Japan.
Key Features
- Visual Content: Contains 37 fine black-and-white plates capturing Kenna’s early signature landscapes.
- Bilingual Text: Features introductory essays and biography details printed in both English and Japanese.
- Expert Contributors: Includes an insightful foreword by Robert Lassam and a brief essay by Mark Johnstone.
- Austere Design: Formatted as a slim, elegant square quarto paperback with premium pictorial wrappers.
Specifications
- Publisher: Gallery MIN, Tokyo
- Publication Date: March 1, 1987 (First Edition)
- Format: Paperback / Softcover
- Length: 88 pages
- Dimensions: Approximately 11 x 11 inches
- ISBN-10: 4906265146
- ISBN-13: 978-4906265145
This rare, collectible catalogue is ideal for fine-art photography collectors, students of landscape composition, and long-time admirers of Michael Kenna’s ethereal, long-exposure black-and-white work.
Fine in wraps. [5.3]
$ 100.00
