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Hideoki Hagiwara
Hideoki, Black & White Photography, Trees, Chile, 2008, 16" x 20"
2008

Name: Hideoki, Black & White Photography, Trees, Chile, 2008, 16" x 20"
Brand: Hideoki Hagiwara
Price: 7500 USD
Availability: InStock

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Hideoki, Black & White Photography, Trees, Chile, 2008, 16" x 20" Photos of Hideoki™ are being sold for the first time in 2019. This piece is a one and only original artist silver gelatin print affixed with his signature in front of the photo. Hideoki was born in 1942 in the mountains of Nagano in Suwa City, Japan. When he was 18 years old, Hideoki took his first photographs at a fishing village using a Rolleiflex. His views of people, nature and the world have changed since. Photography became a medium of his self expression, rich with the pangs of his past from post-war Japan, his bicultural experiences and constant search for inner peace, as well as his relationships with people closest to him. Hideoki moved to New York City in 1963 when fashion editorial was at its height of transformation. He apprenticed under James Moore and printed hundreds of photos for him. A couple of years later, he traveled to Paris and London where he opened his first studio. In 1966, Hideoki received commissions from Harper’s Bazaar, New York Times Magazine amongst other publications. In 1975, Hideoki returned to Japan and deepened his passion for photography. His accomplishments were well received and was invited to do a personal exhibit for Nikon in 1978 called "Shimokita Summer Winter." In 1979, he opened another personal exibit called "Lost Time" and in 1980, he exibited his photo series called, "Mountauk Point." He traveled around the globe and took series of photos in black and white, with themes of wild life, landscape, still and family life, and fashion. He is most inspired by the grandiosity of nature. As a mountain climber, reaching the mountaintop is most exhillarating. To Hideoki, photography is like climbing mountains. Amidst constant self-inquiry, he finds beauty and solace in his monochromatic prints. As Hideoki puts it, “Black to white and all the gray tones, that’s all that counts. That makes beauty.” *Print to order in Platinum Print DIMENSIONS AVAILABLE: H 16 in x W 20 in H 20 in x W 24 in H 24 in x W 30 in H 30 in x W 40 in

Details

Artist
Hideoki Hagiwara (1942, Japanese)
Creation Year
2008
Medium
Silver Gelatin

Movement & Style
Contemporary
Condition
Good
Condition Details
This piece is an original artist print and is first to market. Photo may show minor warping around the edges that can be hidden by the frame. It is generally in good condition with no structural issues.

Period
2000-2009
Dimensions
H 16 in. x W 20 in.H 40.64 cm x W 50.8 cm
Gallery Location
New York, NY

Reference Number
LU127325671411
More Editions & Sizes
H 16 in. x W 20 in.Price: $7,500

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