Blues for the Afternoon 午后のブルース

NARAHARA Ikko 奈良原一高

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Series title: Blue YOKOHAMA 1959
Title: Blues for the Afternoon
Original title: 午后のブルース
Artist Name: NARAHARA Ikko
Year: 1959
Material / Technique: Gelatin silver print on developing-out paper
Dimensions: 310x213mm
Accession number: 10100215
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About the creator

奈良原一高 / NARAHARA Ikkō

from Art Platform Japan: https://artplatform.go.jp/resources/collections/artists/A1731

Date of birth: 1931-11-03
Birth place: Ōmuta City, Fukuoka Prefecture
Date of death: 2020-01-19
Death place: Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
Medium: Photography
Gender: male
Update date: 2023-02-14

Identifiers

APJ ID: A1731
VIAF ID: 92249095
NDL ID: 00053927
ULAN ID: 500323083
AOW ID: _00604210
Wikidata ID: Q3148431

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