This is a collection of color magazine gravure clippings featuring Kyoko Fumizuki, who was very popular for her cute and detailed illustrations and warm style, and who was active in magazines such as "Bessatsu Shojo Friend." Photo 2 Kyoko's Fantasy "December Snow Festival" 25.5cm (height) x 36cm (width) Photo 3 (back is Photo 4) Kyoko's Fantasy "July Fireflies" 25.5cm (height) x 11.5cm (width) Photo 5 (back is Photo 6) Kyoko Kyoko's Fairy Tale Series 1 "The Moon and Endymion" 17cm (height) x 17cm (width) Photo 7 (back is Photo 8) Kyoko Kyoko's Fairy Tale Series 2 "Issun-boshi" (Inch-High Samurai) 17cm (height) x 17cm (width) Photo 9 (back is Photo 10) Kyoko Kyoko's Fairy Tale Series 3 "Heidi" 17cm (height) x 17cm (width) Kyoko Fumizuki was born in 1953. She debuted in 1973 with "Freesia's Love" published in Kodansha's "Bessatsu Shojo Friend." She quickly gained popularity for her cute and detailed illustrations and warm style. She wrote works such as "The Sword of Etruria" (original work by Keiko Nagikida), "The House of Sugar Confectionery," "Ginkgo Story," "Hoshizora no Kirito-chan," and "Mariko's Diary," and also frequently appeared in color gravure. For fans of Showa era shojo manga For fans of Kyoko Fumizuki How about it?