Chewing Gum and ChocolateAuthor Artist Shomei Tomatsu Year 2014 Condition Very Good Plus(VG+) Size (cm) 30253 About Shomei Tomatsu, a leading twentieth century Japanese photographer, created iconic images that captured the essence of postwar Japan. His series, originally titled Occupation, was later renamed Chewing Gum and Chocolate, reflecting the American soldiers' handouts to Japanese childrensweet but nutritionally empty. This work highlights the tension between

born in Aichi Prefecture in 1963

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created iconic images that captured the essence of postwar Japan

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