This book is a collection of monster paintings by the last master of ukiyo-e, Tsukioka Yoshinori. Since his early days of painting, Yoshitomo Tsukioka has preferred weird painting themes and has painted a large number of monster paintings. This book contains 100 of his representative works, including his early monster paintings, "Hakumonogatari", mature monster paintings, "Thirty-six New Forms of Monsters", etc. They are either weird, charming, scary, or humorous. Each monster has an unforgettable story. 100 Paintings and 100 stories take you to observe the joys and sorrows of the human world from the perspective of monsters.
This book is very good! It contains 100 representative paintings by Yoshitomo Tsukioka. Each monster has its own story, and the painting styles are different, some are weird, some are charming, some are terrifying, and some are humorous. I particularly like Momotaro in the book. The painting of him throwing beans to drive away ghosts is very interesting. This book allows us to see the joys and sorrows of the world from the perspective of monsters, which is very novel. I recommend you check it out too!
This book is very good! It contains 100 representative paintings by Yoshitomo Tsukioka. Each monster has its own story, and the painting styles are different, some are weird, some are charming, some are terrifying, and some are humorous. I particularly like Momotaro in the book. The painting of him throwing beans to drive away ghosts is very interesting. This book allows us to see the joys and sorrows of the world from the perspective of monsters, which is very novel. I recommend you check it out too!