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A Geisha biting a Tenugui, 1920′s
“[She] rises to one knee and puts one end of her [tenugui] hand towel in her teeth, pulling on it with her right hand. This is a typical Kabuki gesture for a female character in the throes of a deep emotion.” According to “The Art of Kabuki” edited by Samuel L. Leiter, first published in 1979, page 114. / src: Blue Ruin
Sakiko
Nomura :: Matsumoto Kōshirō
(the tenth), from ‘My Last Remaining Dream’, published 2017
/ source: akionagasawa.com
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Sakiko
Nomura :: Matsumoto Kōshirō
(the tenth), My Last Remaining Dream, published 2017
/ source: akionagasawa.com
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Sakiko
Nomura :: Matsumoto Kōshirō
(the tenth), My Last Remaining Dream, published 2017
/ source: akionagasawa.com
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Kazuo Sumida :: from the series ‘Notes from Underground: Memories of My Uncle’. The series records Sumida’s personal journey into darkness, from the death of his father in 1984 until the death of his uncle in 1990. / src: Laurence Miller Gallery
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Daido Moriyama ::
Shinjuku, 2002, silver-gelatin print. / src: Galleri Riis
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