Gerry Johansson - Ehime (signed)

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Gerry Johansson - Ehime (signed)T&M 2020 The photographs in Gerry Johanssons 2020 photobook Ehime were taken in 1999, during his third visit to Japan. After focusing on Tokyo during his visits in the 1970s and 80s and the deep impression Tokyos transformation and modernity had left on him Johansson became curious to discover what Japan looks like away from the cities, and an invitation for a residency program afforded him the chance to explore Ehime Prefecture on the island of

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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026