Suku Gurote

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

3 albums/50 artworks – Gorute Suku aka Kazuhisa Hantei was an illustrator active in mid-50’s in Kitan Club. He used the signature SUK to sign his art.In 1954 he debuts under the name Misao Kazuhisa in the february issue of Kitan Club News and that’s about all information I was able to find. It’s is more then challenging to try and find art to create a page for artists like Gorute Suku but I managed to built quite some collection. Suku Gurote ←

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