The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo
The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo
The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo
The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo
The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo
The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo
The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo
The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo
The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo
The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo
The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo

The Meloncholy: Ken Takakura (1971) by Tadanori Yokoo

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Genre: Photography & Art Book
Language: JP
Condition: Good
Pages: 371
Weight: 1 kg
Description: Yokoo compiled behind-the-scenes photos from film sets as well as private-life pics of Ken Takakura into this amazing brick of a book. He also inserts his own art and photographs into this giving it a distinctive Yokoo vibe. Of course Takakura’s early movies were mostly yakuza action, so the pics in here are pretty rad. 

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