A to Z Picture Book by Gyo Fujikawa (1974) |

A to Z Picture Book by Gyo Fujikawa (1974)

A must-have for mommies, children, illustrators and collectors. It’s not easy to find information on Gyo Fujikawa, unfortunately, but we get to appreciate her art and beautiful message of the simple things in life.

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