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KANSUKE YAMAMOTO COLLECTION
CARNET BLEU’s first collection features reproductions of Kansuke Yamamoto’s photographs on clothing, posters and everyday objects. Explore the pieces and the photographs behind them.
Framed poster featuring Kansuke Yamamoto’s Buddhist Temple’s Birdcage (1940)
PHOTOGRAPHY / FASHION / OBJECTS
A telephone inside a birdcage. A figure with a sailing boat above her head.
Kansuke Yamamoto brought familiar objects together in unexpected ways. CARNET BLEU presents reproductions of his photographs on clothing and everyday objects, offering another way to encounter the work.
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THE SELECTION
Browse clothing, posters, bags and other objects featuring reproductions of the photographs.
T-shirts
Hoodies
Tote bags
Framed posters
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Mugs
Framed posters
Tote bags
T-shirts
Hoodies
Framed posters
Mugs
Tote bags
Framed posters
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Framed posters
Hoodies
Tote bags
Mugs
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Framed posters
Tote bags
Mugs
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Hoodies
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Framed posters
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Framed posters
Tote bags
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The photographer
Based in Nagoya, Kansuke Yamamoto worked as a photographer and poet. In 1938 he founded the surrealist poetry journal Yoru no Funsui. From 1941 he edited CARNET BLEU, the bulletin of the photography group Seidōsha. His work spanned photography, poetry, collage and publishing.
CARNET BLEU makes contemporary products featuring reproductions of Yamamoto’s works. Unless otherwise stated, these are not original photographic prints made by the artist.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Most items are made to order. The usual 10–40-day delivery estimate includes both production and shipping. Times vary by product and destination, and delivery may take longer than 40 days. Please check our shipping and returns information before ordering.