Jiro Taniguchi's original art collection: The person who is included in the drawn lines
Categories：Creators' Artworks
Jiro Taniguchi's best original drawings selected by famous creators and original authors
Jiro Taniguchi is the creator of numerous manga works, including "The Gourmet of Solitude," "The Age of Botchan," and "Mountain of the Gods." Along with Katsuhiro Otomo, he is known as a manga artist who was influenced by M?bius, a master of the French comic book world, Bande Dessin?e, and has been praised not only in Japan but also overseas, including France, and has won numerous awards. This is an art book that looks back on that accomplishment with original drawings.
The original drawings will be selected by a distinguished group of members including Rumiko Takahashi (manga artist), Katsuya Terada (illustrator), Mari Yamazaki (manga artist), and Tadahiro Uesugi (illustrator). Of course, each selected original drawing is displayed in a large format, and each one also includes a comment explaining the reason for the selection.
In addition, the original co-creators Baku Yumemakura, Natsuo Sekigawa, and Masayuki Kusumi have selected about 10 original drawings from the manga works they were involved with and provided comments.
Names of works that appear
"Blue Warrior'', "The Solitary Gourmet'', "The Age of Botchan'', "Mountains of the Gods'', "Keeping a Dog'', "Keyaki Tree'', "Northern Samurai'', "Blanka'', "Walking Things'', "Wandering.'', "Sensei's Bag'', "Father's Calendar'', "The Case Shop Business''> "To a Distant Town'', "Benkei in New York'', etc.
Taniguchi Jiro (Author), Rumiko Takahashi (Selector) (Other)
About the Author
Jiro Taniguchi
Born in Tottori Prefecture in 1947. Debuted in commercial magazines around 1971. He has published works in a wide range of genres, including "Father's Almanac'', "To a Distant Town'', "Jigashiya Kogyo'' (co-authored with Natsuo Sekigawa), "Mountain of the Gods'' (original story: Yumemakura Baku), and "Kodoku no Gourmet'' (original story: Masayuki Kusumi). In 1991, he won the 37th Shogakukan Manga Award Jury Special Award for "Keeping a Dog''. It also won the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Award Manga Grand Prize and the Angoul?me International Manga Festival Best Script Award. In 2011, he was awarded the French government's Order of Arts and Letters, Jovallier. Died on February 11, 2017.
Rumiko Takahashi
Born October 10, 1957 in Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture. Debuted in 1978 with "Katte na Yatsura". His representative works include "Urusei Yatsura'', "Maison Ikkoku'', "Ranma 1/2'', "Inuyasha'', and "Rinne of the Boundary''. A manga artist who is particularly good at romantic comedies. All of his representative works have been made into TV animations and have become hits, and the total number of books published worldwide exceeded 200 million in 2017. In 2020, received the Medal with Purple Ribbon. In 2021, he will be inducted into the U.S. Harvey Award Hall of Fame.
Publisher: Genkosha (2021/12/6)
Release date: 2021/12/6
Language: Japanese
Paperback: 192 pages
ISBN-10: 4768315577
ISBN-13: 978-4768315576
Dimensions: 21 x 1.6 x 29.7cm
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