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“A WOMAN PLANTING RICE” (TOYAMA) HIROSHI HAMAYA 濱谷 浩 | JAPAN, 1957 [gelatin silver print | 35.5 x 23.5 cm.]

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A woman in a straw raincoat, Tokamachi, Niigata, 1956

Hiroshi Hamaya

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Hiroshi Hamaya

Oiso beach, 1953

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Woman planting rice, Toyama Prefecture, 1955 - by Hiroshi Hamaya (1915 - 1999), Japanese

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... untitled (Kayenta, Navajo, Arizona, 1967)

© Hiroshi Hamaya (濱谷浩)

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Hiroshi Hamaya, from Yukiguni (Snow Land) (1950s)

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Photo by Hiroshi Hamaya, 1953

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Hiroshi Hamaya / 濱谷浩 Boys Singing a Song to Drive Noxious Birds Away, New Year's Event, Niigata, Japan, 1940 歌ってゆく鳥追い、新潟 From the book: Snow Land / 雪国

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Hiroshi Hamaya. Ōiso beach. Kanagawa. Japan. 1953

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Hiroshi Hamaya

Japanese, 1915–1999

"Snow Land", 1956

Niigata, Japan 🌨

Three snow country children make their way to a New Year's event, covered in straw capes for protection against the weather

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Hiroshi Hamaya | Untitled, 1930

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"MIZUNOE TAKIKO AT HER FINAL SHOW" HIROSHI HAMAYA 濱谷 浩 | KOKUSAI, 1938 [gelatin silver print | 25 x 37 cm.]

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Fisherman Spearing Fish, Hokkaido, Japan, 1957

Hiroshi Hamaya

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Hiroshi Hamaya

Urumchi Hsinchiang

China 1956

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Hiroshi Hamaya.

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... untitled (雪国/Yukiguni/Snow Country, 1950s)

© Hiroshi Hamaya (濱谷浩)