Lazy Taro | by Makiko Tani | Wild ワイルド | pgs 19&20 | 1967 Jaws highlighting Momose’s talent for transforming

highlighting Momose’s talent for transforming intricate concepts into engaging

He lost his father during the war

remains well-known within the Japanese manga community

Size : 24x32 cm | ink & gouache on paper

Shinji Nagashima (1937–2005) was a groundbreaking

Lazy Taro | by Makiko Tani | Wild ワイルド | pgs 19&20 | 1967 Jaws highlighting Momose’s talent for transformingMakiko Tani () Lazy Taro published in "Wild " (Tiger Book) 10 1967 Size : 24 x 33 cm (x2) Media : pencil, ink & watercolor on paper Condition : Very Good Makiko Tani was a pioneering Japanese illustrator and author, recognized as one of the most significant female voices in the final era of Emonogatari. A dedicated protg of the legendary adventure artist Soji Yamakawa, Tani mastered a signature style that blended her mentor's rugged, pen and ink