Kerry Ross, Photography for Everyone: The Cultural Lives of Cameras and Consumers in Early Twentieth-Century Japan by Nagahara, Hiromu

“…During the early decades of the twentieth century, before Canon and Nikon became global brands—and long before photographers such as Moriyama Daidō and Araki Nobuyoshi rose to prominence in the eyes of critics and curators across the world—a vibrant culture of amateur photography had already emerged in Japan. …”
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