Yoshihiro Tatsuki’s masterful 1970 photo book Eves, featuring black-and-white nudes portraits of 22 actresses, models and dancers, including Amami Mari, Peter, Angela Asaoka, Susan Yamaguchi, and Okiyama Hideko alongside an editorial by Makoto Wada. Simultaneously humorous and playful, this series captures models alongside owls and old television sets, or taking a dip in the sea against magnificent skyscapes. After studying photography in Tokyo, Tatsuki rose to fame at 26 years old with the publication of his now-legendary, dreamlike photo series A Fallen Angel; since then, his work has mainly focused on female subjects.