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	Homo-erotic content. Please leave if that does not agree with you! PAGE I  1978 - 1981          PAGE II  1982 - 1991          PAGE III  1991 - 1999    SADAO HASEGAWA page I the early works JAPANESE ARTIST, 1945 - 1999, in the tradition of Japanese male erotic art. THIS IS probably the most extensive collection of Sadao Hasegava's works you'll find anywhere, 160 paintings and drawings. The images are corrected for photo/scan colour-casts and some reproduction errors.   SOMEWHERE on these pages I promised to show you examples of Sadao Hasegawa's art, and here it is! I have a tendency to make everything I do into a project, and true to my nature I did it here too. I already had a largish collection of Sadao Hasegawa images and decided to make it complete - or as complete as I could. I trawled the art galleries of the world and I think I got nearly all of his publicly available works. To that end I thank 'Jeune' and Matt & Andrej Koymasky, who helped top-off the collection. Personally I like his tattoo and romantic work best, but I'm not going to sort or select, I'll bring you willy-nilly all I got - then you can choose your own favourites.   WIKIPEDIA says: Sadao Hasegawa, 1945 - 1999, was a prominent Japanese graphic artist specializing in male erotica. His work is notable for superb technical skills, elaborate fantastic settings (occasionally reminiscent of William Blake), and for incorporating Japanese, Indian, South-East Asian and African mythology. While focusing on depictions of muscular male physique, Hasegawa often turns to extreme sexual situations, bondage and SM themes, which, in the context of his stylized fantasy world, attain a nearly sacral intensity.   Toucan, 1978 It's the first publicly available work by Sadao Hasegava that I know of   Martyr, 1979   Impaled, 1980   Son of Leopard I, 1980   Tengu - Long Nosed Goblins, 1980   That Floating Feeling, 1980   NA   Snake I, 1980   Snake II, 1980   Snake III, 1981   Resurrection, 1981   Ryu Jin Zu I - Dragon God I, 1981   Ryu Jin Zu II - Dragon God I, 1981   The Mask, 1981   The Talons of the Emissary, 1981   Matsuri Goto - Festivities, 1981   Kabuki I, 1981   Kabuki II, 1981   Kabuki III, 1981   Matsuri Goto I - Festivities I, 1981   Matsuri Goto II - Festivities II, 1981   Bound, 1981   Passions, 1981   Rope I, 1981   Rope II, 1981   Rope III, 1981   Rope IV, 1981   Rope V, 1981   Gon Gu Edo I - Joyfully Seeking the Impure Land I, 1981   Gon Gu Edo II - Joyfully Seeking the Impure Land II, 1981   Kurama Tengu - The Long-nosed Goblin from Kurama, 1981   From the story of the Princess and the Eight Dogs, 1981   Tsuchi Gumo - Ground Spider, 1981   NA   The Sign of Cancer, 1981   NA   To the Sea, 1981   NA   Sea Spirit, 1982   Earth Spirit, 1982   Fire Spirit, 1982   Le sang et la rose - To Beardsley, 1982   Blue Narcissus, 1982   Snowman, 1982   Tsuru Kame - Crane and Turtle, 1982   Voice from Heaven, 1982   Stupa, 1982   NA   NA   Matsuri - Festival, 1982   Shishi Odori I - Lion Dance I, 1982   Shishi Odori II - Lion Dance II, 1982   Shishi Odori III - Lion Dance III, 1982   PAGE II  1982 - 1991 SADAO HASEGAWA was born in a small town in the north of Japan. He was an introspective boy who had few friends and found his greatest joy in nature. Later he found the same joy in the myths and legends of Africa, India, Thailand and various places in south-east Asia. He channeled his multiple experiences and his unique perception of the beauty and mystery of male sexuality and erotica into his works. Sadao Hasegawa saw no inconsistency in mixing together the African mask, the Thai nature spirit and the details of Japanese domination and bondage.
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