Shigeo Gocho - Self and Others, Mirai-sha, 1994, Tokyo
Shigeo Gocho Self and Others
Shigeo Gocho Self and Others
Shigeo Gocho Self and Others
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Hardcover, clothbound with obi, first edition of the reprint from 1977.
First published by Miraisha in 1977, Shigeo Gocho's re-publication of the iconic Self and Others is a photobook that provides the opportunity for viewers to both revisit and be introduced to the seminal body of work by Shigeo Gocho. Having lived a short but remarkable life from 1946-1983, Gocho's photographic works stay available within the public realm in only three photographic publications. Amongst his photobooks, Familar Street Scenes (1981) and Days (1971), it is Gocho's Self and Others which presented a highly intimate reflection of the photographers own life and experiences.
Pages: 114
Place: Tokyo
Year: 1994
Publisher: Mirai-sha
Size: 23 x 21 cm (approx.)
Included in "The Japanese Photobook, 1912–1990" by Kaneko Ryuichi & Manfred Heiting
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