Daido Moriyama is a renowned Japanese photographer known for his gritty, black-and-white street photography. Born on October 10, 1938, in Osaka, Japan, Moriyama's work emerged during the 1960s and 1970s, a period of significant social and cultural change in Japan.Moriyama's photography is characterized by its raw and intense style, capturing the energy and chaos of urban life. He often focused on depicting the darker aspects of society, exploring themes of alienation, isolation, and the decay of traditional values. Moriyama's photographs often feature high contrast, grainy textures, and blurred or distorted imagery, emphasizing the visceral and emotional impact of his subjects.One of Moriyama's most iconic works is the photobook "Japan: A Photo Theater" (1968), which showcased his distinctive style and established him as a leading figure in Japanese photography. He has since published numerous photobooks, including "Farewell Photography" (1972), "Tales of Tono" (1976), and "Tights and Lips" (2011), among others.Daido Moriyama's work has had a significant impact on the field of photography, both in Japan and internationally. He has received numerous awards and his photographs have been exhibited in major museums and galleries worldwide. His contributions to street photography and his unique visual style have made him a highly influential figure in contemporary photography.
Measures 9.1 x 6.

Good condition. No rips, tears, creases.