The original pictures of famous fairy tales were painted by the three Japanese artists,
were created into picture scrolls using traditional Japanese wood-block printing techniques.

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Eiko Horikawa

1954 Born in Tokyo. 1982 Completed the Department of Japanese-Style Painting of The Graduate School of Tama Art University. Studied under Matazo Kayama. 1983 Exhibition "Sogaten in Spring".('84) 1989 Grand Prize Exhibition of The Ueno Royal Museum. 1991 Exhibition "1st Shunkokai" at Murakoshi Gallery, Daimaru Department Store in Kyoto and Okayama Mantenya Department Store. 1992 Exhibition "7th Genbiten" at Goto Art Club. (every year) 1996 Solo exhibition at Mitsukoshi Department Store in Nihonbashi, Osaka and Nagoya. 1999 Painted "Renchi Hisui" on the ceiling of Zojojikaikan in Shiba, Tokyo. 2001 Solo exhibition at Mitsukoshi Department Store in Nihonbashi, Shinsaibashi and Niigara.(-'02) 2004 The World Exposition, Beijing, China. 2006 Solo exhibition "Byobu(folding screen)-ten" at Mitsukoshi Department Store in Nihonbashi and Nagoya. 2007 Solo exhibition at Daimaru Department Store in Kyoto and Kobe and Okayama Mantenya Department Store. 2008 Solo exhibition at Daimaru Department Store in Nagasaki. others Published "The Tools of a Japanese Painting, and How to Draw" and "How to Draw the Flowers of Four Seasons". Painted the original pictures of Stamps. Painted the cover of the pamphlet of the dance performance at Shimbashi Enbujo, Misonoza and National Theatre. Designed and bound the cover of the books of famous writers like Tomiko Miyao, Hisae Sawachi and etc,.