Brahman No Hikari: The Light that has Lighted the World.

£450 · Offered by Shapero Rare Books

Brahman No Hikari: The Light that has Lighted the World is Suzuki Kiyoshi's second book, four years after Nagare no uta [A Flowing Song] / Soul and Soul (1972). This work comprises photographs taken while he travelled through India and explored Hindu spirituality. 'The Heaven and Earth, the God and Man, and the Life and Death – In India I could throw my whole body and soul into the cosmic flow of life.' First edition; oblong 8vo (181 x 203 mm, 7¼ x 8 in); black-and-white photographs, text in Japanese and English, lightly toned, light spotting to fore-edge; photo-illustrated endpapers, black cloth-covered boards, titles stamped in white on spine, photo-illustrated dust-jacket, grey, minor rubbing, near-fine; [112]pp.

• Binding: Hardcover

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