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Three Collecting and Exhibiting Principles of the Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts
/Eikoh Hosoe, Director
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1. The Affirmation of Life
2. Eternal Platinum Prints
3. Photographs by the Next Generation: Young Portfolio
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The Affirmation of Life |
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The Museum embraces photographic art made in the affirmation of life.
Work from all countries from 1900 to the present it represented.
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Eternal Platinum Prints |
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The Museum collects classic and contemporary platinum prints from Japan and overseas.
The exquisite tonal gradation and the permanence of this medium make
the platinum process a high point in photographic expression.
The Museum is proud to represent this medium dating from its beginnings
in the 19th century to the present.
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Jerry N. Uelsmann
Untitled
1983
Platinum print
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Karl Struss
Storm Clouds, La Mesa, California
1921
Platinum print
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Clarence H. White
Maiden with Bowl
1907
Platinum print
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Leonard Freed
Harlem
1967
Gelatin silver print
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William Klein
Tokyo
1964
Gelatin silver print
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ARAKI Nobuyoshi
Sacchin
1962-63
Platinum print
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Photographs by the Next Generation: Young Portfolio |
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We believe that there is no clearer signal or a more direct means of support
for the young photographer than the purchase of their work for a permanent museum collection.
This is why the Museum acquires work by those who promise to be our future photographic visionaries.
*Young Portfolio
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