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Araki Gold: Nobuyoshi Araki's new book Araki Gold (Skira, 239 pages; $55) displays a hodgepodge of Japanese scenes ranging from 1960s Tokyo bourgeoisie to bound and beautiful Geisha girls. By Mickey Stanley (Photos from Nobuyoshi Araki)

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The celebrated photographer's latest collection is not a greatest hits; rather, the volume contains nearly all unpublished works divided by subject into six distinct chapters.

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