Seiichi Furuya, Memoires 1995

Seiichi Furuya

Biographies & Memoirs

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Seiichi Furuya: Memoires, 1984-1987

Camera Austria

A prelude to Seiichi Furuya's previous volume (listed on p. 123), exploring his wife Christine Furuya-Gössler's suicide, this heartbreaking collection of black-and-white photographs includes virtually all of Christine's diary entries for the year 1983, including her stay in a mental hospital. A kind of year in the life, the book includes posed portraits of Christine, candids of her with her son and other family members, and ordinary situations like excursions to the Austrian countryside. A tribute of everyday beauty from a husband to a beloved wife.

Seiichi Furuya 2006 - Memories 1983 (English, German and Japanese Edition)

Arts & Photography

Individual Artists

Fotohof Editions

<p>Japanese photographer Seiichi Furuya's best-known works have been his heart-rending exploration of his relationship with his wife, Christine, who after years of battling mental illness, leapt from their ninth-floor apartment in 1985, leaving him and their child. Over the intervening 25 years, Furuya has published several books including formal portraits of Christine and, even harder to take, everyday-life snapshots that are almost luminescent in their ordinariness. This deeply personal photo essay, the last of Furuya's Memoires compositions, covers the Furuya family's everyday life while living in the former East German Republic during the time of two ''falls''--the end of the East German government system, and the other ''fall'' that ended a family. Includes an essay by the late East German writer and film director, Einar Schleef.</p>

Seiichi Furuya: Memoires, 1984-1987 (English, German and Japanese Edition)

Einar Schleef

Photography & Video

Nohara Co. Ltd.

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