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Sadao
Watanabe (1913-1996)
Born in
Tokyo in 1913, Sadao
Watanabe began by specializing in the art of "Katazome"
(stencil printing). He studied under Soetsu Yanagi and Keisuke Serizawa. In
1947 he won the first prize from the Japan Folk Art Museum; and the Kokugokai
Prize in 1948. A one-man show was held at the Portland Art Museum in 1962 and
his works were exhibited in the Modern Print Show at the 1972 Winter Olympics,
Sapporo, Japan. Taught printmaking in Oregon and Minnesota and in 1976 visit
America again at the invitation of the Lutheran Church. One man show at the
Grace Cathedral, San Francisco in 1977. In 1981, received an honorary Doctor
of Fine Arts degree from Linfield College, Oregon.
Sadao Watanabe works are in numerous
collections including the New York Museum of Modern Art, Art Institute of
Chicago, Honolulu Academy of Arts and the Vatican Museum of Modern Religious
Art.
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