Yoshitoshi Tsukioka: 100 Scenes of Yoshitoshi's Yokais (2001) kaiju His style exemplified the beauty

His style exemplified the beauty and realism of Japanese painting

This collection was released in 2000 and comes with a nice painted gallery of scenes before the comic begins

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Adapted from the 1920s novella by Japanese author Edogawa Rampo—a popular detective novelist who took a Poe-esque turn toward the grotesque and fantastical—Maruo follows the story of Hitomi

Yoshitoshi Tsukioka: 100 Scenes of Yoshitoshi's Yokais (2001) kaiju His style exemplified the beautyPart of a series of books by Kokusho in the 90s and 2000s to focus on ghosts, demons and other supernatural stories in ukiyo e, Yoshitoshi's 100 Views of Yokai Monsters is a great collection of the artist's spookiest and most haunting images. Balancing beauty with demonic, Yoshitoshi's artworks are still some of the most influential pieces from Japan. Year: 2001 Pages: 86 pages of artworks plus 20 JP lang text on Yoshitoshi and his school Condition: