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Shigeru Mizuki's Hand-Drawn Manuscript "Hakaba Kitaro (Gegege No Kitaro) Okashi Na Yatsu" 14 Sheets

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Condition

Stains, Tape Marks, Small Tears, Small Scratches

Current Price

5,300,000 yen

Start Price

3,500,000 yen

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Start Time

2023/12/15 15:00:00

Live Time

2024/01/07 21:06:46

2024/01/07 04:06:46

Item Number

5024z119

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Item's Details

(item number) 5024
(title) Shigeru Mizuki's Hand-Drawn Manuscript "Hakaba Kitaro (Gegege No Kitaro) Okashi Na Yatsu" 14 Sheets
(size) Around 175 × 245 to 190 × 270 mm each
(condition) above average
(detailed) Stains, Tape Marks, Small Tears, Small Scratches
(starting bid price) 3,500,000 yen

(comment) 1964 was announced in Sato Pro version of Kitaro birth scene, is 14 sheets from p15 to p28. From where Kitaro's father begins to tell the history of yokai, Kitaro has been drawn until the loss of the left eye. The very existence of this manuscript is astonishing, but according to the Mizuki Pro Assistant series written by Yamaguchi Yoshinori, a former Mizuki professional, Kitagawa Yoshikazu was just starting to live there as Mizuki's first assistant in 1964. Kitagawa's early work was mainly housework, and it is said that Mizuki worked on the manuscript alone for a while. In addition, at that time, the Kashi-hon manga industry itself has entered a declining period, and for Mizuki, who will move his place of activity to a manga magazine in 1965, Sato Pro version of Kitaro can be positioned as a work at the end of the Kashi-hon era. Shigeru Mizuki is the highest peak of the author in Kashi-hon manga artist, is the culmination of the Kashi-hon manga that was drawn up by the person's hand is manuscripts that can be said (Yamatani)

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