ゴビエ町のシェルターから街道をはずれて22キロ進んだ山深いウォルケイ地区では、飢餓のために人が死に絶え、廃屋が風に鳴っていた

In a village deep in the mountains, 22 kilometers by road from the shelters in the town of Gobi, the wind whistles through huts that were deserted when the people died of starvation ゴビエ町のシェルターから街道をはずれて22キロ進んだ山深いウォルケイ地区では、飢餓のために人が死に絶え、廃屋が風に鳴っていた

OKAMURA Akihiko 岡村昭彦

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Title: In a village deep in the mountains, 22 kilometers by road from the shelters in the town of Gobi, the wind whistles through huts that were deserted when the people died of starvation
Original title: ゴビエ町のシェルターから街道をはずれて22キロ進んだ山深いウォルケイ地区では、飢餓のために人が死に絶え、廃屋が風に鳴っていた
Artist Name: OKAMURA Akihiko
Year: 1974
Material / Technique: Chromogenic print
Accession number: 10112808
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About the creator

岡村昭彦 / OKAMURA Akihiko

from Art Platform Japan: https://artplatform.go.jp/resources/collections/artists/A1186

Date of birth: 1929-01-01
Birth place: Tokyo
Date of death: 1985-03-24
Medium: Photography
Gender: male
Update date: 2023-02-14

Identifiers

APJ ID: A1186
VIAF ID: 65551700
NDL ID: 00059874
AOW ID: _b074e847-9e94-41cc-9adb-57f7a086b5bc
Wikidata ID: Q4700919

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