Difference between revisions of "Koji Sugihara"
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'''Sugihara''' (杉原) family name, '''Koji''' (虹児) first name | '''Sugihara''' (杉原) family name, '''Koji''' (虹児) first name | ||
| − | '''Sugihara''' was an editor of [[Kitan Club]] who was also an SM illustrator and | + | '''Sugihara''' was an editor of [[Kitan Club]] who was also worked as an SM illustrator and [[Kinbakushi]]. |
[[image:SugiharaKoji.jpg|200px|thumb|From November 1953 issue of Kitan Club.]] | [[image:SugiharaKoji.jpg|200px|thumb|From November 1953 issue of Kitan Club.]] | ||
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==Alternate Names== | ==Alternate Names== | ||
[https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=杉原虹児 杉原虹児](Japanese), 嵯峨紀世 | [https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=杉原虹児 杉原虹児](Japanese), 嵯峨紀世 | ||
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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
| + | 1959: '''Sugihara''' ties [[Fumiyo Kinukawa]] for photos in the January 1959 issue of [[Kitan Club]]. | ||
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| + | 1961: '''Sugihara''' ties [[Taeko Maemoto]] for [[Gravure]] photos in the March 1961 issue of [[Kitan Club]]. | ||
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| + | 1968: '''Sugihara''' becomes editor-in-chief of [[Kitan Club]] magazine. | ||
==Interesting points== | ==Interesting points== | ||
| − | In | + | In the ''[[Artists of Kitan Club]]'', [[Chimuo Nureki]] writes that characteristic features of Sugihara's illustrations are its cinematic movement and his preference for long legged women. |
==Selected Works== | ==Selected Works== | ||
| + | <div style="font-size:125%";>'''Magazines'''</div> | ||
''Illustrated Story: House of Pleasure and Pain'' ([[Kitan Club]], Feb 1954) | ''Illustrated Story: House of Pleasure and Pain'' ([[Kitan Club]], Feb 1954) | ||
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''Illustrated Story: Nightmare'' ([[Kitan Club]], Oct 1954) | ''Illustrated Story: Nightmare'' ([[Kitan Club]], Oct 1954) | ||
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| + | ''Hands and Feet Behind Suspension'' & ''One Rope'' ([[Kitan Club]], May 1954). Photo set. | ||
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| + | ==Image Gallery== | ||
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| + | image:SugiharaKoji2.jpg||''Portait of a Bound Woman's Body'' (1961). | ||
| + | image:SugiharaKoji6.jpg||''Takatekote - Wrists behind rope cruciform on the back tie'' (1954). | ||
| + | image:SugiharaKoji4.jpg||''Electric Range'' (1954). | ||
| + | image:SugiharaKoji3.jpg||''Boxing Practice'' (1959). | ||
| + | image:SugiharaKoji5.jpg||''Harukaze's Journey'' (1953). | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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==References (※)== | ==References (※)== | ||
<references group="※"/> | <references group="※"/> | ||
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| + | ==Connections== | ||
| + | [[Taeko Maemoto]] | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Sugihara, Koji}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Sugihara, Koji}} | ||
[[Category:Editor]] | [[Category:Editor]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Kinbakushi]] | ||
[[Category:Artist]] | [[Category:Artist]] | ||
[[Category:index]] | [[Category:index]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:21, 7 July 2023
Sugihara (杉原) family name, Koji (虹児) first name
Sugihara was an editor of Kitan Club who was also worked as an SM illustrator and Kinbakushi.
Activities
Editor, illustrator
Alternate Names
杉原虹児(Japanese), 嵯峨紀世
Biography
1959: Sugihara ties Fumiyo Kinukawa for photos in the January 1959 issue of Kitan Club.
1961: Sugihara ties Taeko Maemoto for Gravure photos in the March 1961 issue of Kitan Club.
1968: Sugihara becomes editor-in-chief of Kitan Club magazine.
Interesting points
In the Artists of Kitan Club, Chimuo Nureki writes that characteristic features of Sugihara's illustrations are its cinematic movement and his preference for long legged women.
Selected Works
Illustrated Story: House of Pleasure and Pain (Kitan Club, Feb 1954)
Illustrated Story: Nightmare (Kitan Club, Oct 1954)
Hands and Feet Behind Suspension & One Rope (Kitan Club, May 1954). Photo set.
Image Gallery
Portait of a Bound Woman's Body (1961).
Takatekote - Wrists behind rope cruciform on the back tie (1954).
Electric Range (1954).
Boxing Practice (1959).
Harukaze's Journey (1953).
Notes
References (※)
