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After the Japanese government put a muzzle on Kansuke Yamamoto’s writings, the surreal artist expressed himself through his art. His anti-government ideals peak through his photocompositions, which range from straightforward gelatin prints to combination prints with multiple negatives to multimedia pieces.
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J. Paul Getty Museum • Japan • Kansuke Yamamoto • Photo Exhibit • World War II