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[Reprint Edition] Tadanori Yokoo Posthumous Works Collection

Japanese Language ｜ Paperback ｜ 2024｜132pages ｜ 29×21cm

Publisher　 Two Virgins
Author 　 Tadanori Yokoo (Author)
ISBN 　9784867910108

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The Legendary First Works Collection from 1968 Returns in a Complete Reprint!

Tadanori Yokoo’s First Works Collection, originally published in 1968, has been meticulously reprinted to bring this iconic volume back to life. This extraordinary edition remains true to the original and includes a foreword by the renowned Yukio Mishima, along with an appendix featuring English commentary on the featured works. It is a treasure trove for art collectors and design enthusiasts alike.

This reprint captures the essence of Yokoo’s groundbreaking works during his time at the Nippon Design Center. It features iconic pieces such as TADANORI YOKOO and The Wonderful Adventures of Osen, both incorporating the rising sun motif, as well as the Kyoto Labor Music Poster for Hachiro Kasuga and the celebrated Pink Girl Series. These works represent the youthful brilliance of Yokoo’s creativity, combining striking visuals with cultural depth. Alongside these masterpieces, the collection also includes rare family photographs and portraits, offering an intimate glimpse into Yokoo’s personal life and artistic evolution. Edited by the esteemed designer Kiyoshi Awazu, this book is a testament to Yokoo’s early genius.

Adding even more significance to the collection is a foreword by Yukio Mishima, who delivers a provocative analysis of Yokoo’s work. Mishima describes Yokoo’s creations as “a brazen art form, completely unrestrained by convention. Yet, beneath the unbearable darkness enveloped in vibrant colors, there lies an unmistakable solemnity.” He goes on to note, “What rescues Yokoo’s art from the chaos of madness is his profound engagement with the external world.” This unique perspective from Mishima enriches the collection’s intellectual appeal.

Additionally, the book includes critical essays by notable figures such as Shuji Terayama, Makoto Wada, Ikko Tanaka, and Mutsuo Takahashi, who each provide thoughtful reflections on Yokoo’s artistic legacy and influence.

This reprint is more than a collection of Yokoo’s early works; it is a timeless classic that celebrates his contributions to the world of design and art. Whether you are a fan of Yokoo’s work or a newcomer to his genius, this book offers an unparalleled journey into the mind and artistry of one of Japan’s most influential creators.