These are magazine color gravure clippings by Kyoko Fumizuki, who was very popular for her cute, detailed illustrations and warm style, and was active in magazines such as "Bessatsu Shojo Friend." Photo 2 Kyoko's Fantasy "December Snow Festival" Height 25.5 cm x Width 36 cm Photo 3 (Back is Photo 4) Kyoko's Fantasy "July Fireflies" Height 25.5 cm x Width 11.5 cm Photo 5 (Back is Photo 6) Kyoko's Fairy Tale Series 1 "Moon and Endymion" Height 17 cm x Width 17 cm Photo 7 (Back is Photo 8) Kyoko's Fairy Tale Series 2 "Issun Boshi" (One-Inch Boy) Height 17 cm x Width 17 cm Photo 9 (Back is Photo 10) Kyoko's Fairy Tale Series 3 "Heidi" Height 17 cm x Width 17 cm Kyoko Fumizuki was born in 1953 and debuted in 1973 with "Freesia's Love" in Kodansha's "Bessatsu Shojo Friend." She quickly gained popularity for her cute, detailed illustrations and warm style, and in addition to publishing works such as "The Etruscan Sword" (original by Keiko Nagata), "The House of Sugar Confections," "Ginkgo Story," "Kirito-chan of the Starry Sky," and "Mariko's Diary," she also frequently appeared in color gravure. How about this for fans of Showa-era shojo manga and fans of Kyoko Fumizuki?