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| 1. 19.5 X 13.5" SOLD |
2. 19.5 X 13.5" $2,000 |
3. 19.5 X 13.5" $2,000 |
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| 6. 10.25 X 14.5" $1,000 |
7. 10.5 X 14" SOLD |
8. 14.25 X 10.25" SOLD |
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| 9. 13.75 X 9.75" $650 |
10.. 14 X 9.75" $650 |
11. 10.5 X 14.25" $650 |
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| 13. 13.5 X 19.5" SOLD |
14. 13.75 X 20" $3,000 |
15. 12.75 X 17" $3,000 |
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| 16. 14.5 X 10.25" $2,500 |
17. 22.5 X 15" $3,000 |
18. 21.75 X 15" $3,000 |
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| 20. 21.5 X 14" $1,000
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21. 13.75 X 9.75" $1,500 |
22. 13.25 X 9.5" $1,000 |
| Leslie-Lohman Museum is pleased to be able to offer these original drawings from a private collector for sale. Goh Mishima's work rarely comes on the market. |
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Goh Mishima
Goh Mishima had a traditional upbringing, was inducted into the army at age 18 and had his first homosexual encounter with another soldier. In 1972, Barazoku, Japan's first gay magazine, began publication. Mishima contributed photographs and illustrations, but soon became disenchanted with the magazine's "pretty boy" image and created his own publication, Sabu. It was named for his favorite bartender and promoted a far more masculine and sexually aggressive male image. Mishima did all its cover art. As his reputation grew the artist produced great numbers of drawings from his small Meguro district apartment where he died of cirrhosis of the liver in 1988.
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To place an order email: rob@leslielohman.org
1. Give the name of artist, catalog number (if there is one), title, and price of the piece of interest to you.
2. Include your name, complete postal address, and phone number.
3. Do NOT send payment until we have confirmed your order. In rare instances our website may not be up to date.
4. 75% of the purchase price must be paid by check or money order directly to the artist or owner of the art.
5. 25% of the purchase price represents a tax-deductible donation to support our museum,
and this portion can be paid by credit card.
6. Shipping and handling charges will be added.
