Pop-up: Japanese Film Noir

Welcome to our Pop Up Gallery. Here we curate artifacts and oddities in the Project B vintage photography collection. Featured now is: Japanese Film Noir

This collection features images from the popular film genre known as Yakuza. It depicted the lives and activities of "the Japanese Mafia." The film noir movie stills from the 1960s were printed and hand-colored in Japan for the export market and displayed in movie theaters in Thailand. PROJECT B’s gorgeous reproductions from originals in it's archive are meticulously printed by fine art printers on heavyweight archival paper.

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Photographer Unknown, Japanese Yakuza Film Noir 1, 1960 / 2014
Photographer Unknown, Japanese Yakuza Film Noir 2, 1960 / 2014
Photographer Unknown, Japanese Yakuza Film Noir 3, 1960 / 2014
Photographer Unknown, Japanese Yakuza Film Noir 4, 1960 / 2014
Photographer Unknown, Japanese Yakuza Film Noir 5, 1960 / 2014
Photographer Unknown, Japanese Yakuza Film Noir 6, 1960 / 2014
Photographer Unknown, Japanese Yakuza Film Noir 7, 1960 / 2014
Photographer Unknown, Japanese Yakuza Film Noir 8, 1960 / 2014

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