Slaughter Travel writing she extended her filmic Beuys

she extended her filmic Beuys homage to the artist book Darmstädter Werkblock

Signed and dated with dedication to Paddy Summerfield and his wife by Martin Parr

a fitting choice for a character intended to be “anonymous

images that are as much about feelings experienced—the sense of a vanished world—as the representation of particular places

Presented in a sealed numbered envelope

Slaughter Travel writing she extended her filmic BeuysSlaughter by Masahisa Fukase (2015) First edition Limited edition of 750 Medium Format softcover in fine condtion. w 21. 6 x h 28 cm 32 Pages 19 Images About One day in the summer of 1963, Masahisa Fukase, thirty years old at the time, visited a slaughterhouse in Shibaura, near Tokyo Port, accompanied by a woman. Her name was Yoko, whom Fukase met through an acquaintance who introduced her to him, saying, Here is an interesting girl. Having just moved