something they had to do

Reappearances

and whilst he worked within the confines of his own small village

Forty years after the invasion

and her determination to become independent

Gone Are The Days Yasui Nakaji something they had to doFirst edition of Gone Are The Days by Shoji Ueda. First impression. Medium format collotype portfolio in new condition. About Shoji Ueda (1913 2000) was one of Japans most prominent modernist photographers and continues to be one of the nations most highly regarded. Working mostly in his home prefecture of Tottori, he frequently incorporated surrealist imagery into his photographs. He often used his wife and three children as subjects, with the local