#Saitō Kiyoshi

[nobrashfestivity]

Saitō Kiyoshi Milk, 1946

Woodblock print

[guy60660]

Saitō Kiyoshi | Jaded in Japan

[mudwerks]

(via JHALAL DRUT: Kiyoshi Saito 斎藤清)

[catsofyore]

Girl with Cat. Ca. 1940 - 1952. Source.

[psikonauti]

Kiyoshi Saitō (Japanese,1907–1997)

会津の冬 25 (Winter at Aizu No. 25), 1976

woodcut on paper

[random-brushstrokes]

Kiyoshi Saitō - Shop Girl, Cardin, Paris (1960)

[about-suffering]

Cat and Girl, c. 1952 Saitō Kiyoshi (1907-1997)

[poligraf]

Wikipedia : Kiyoshi Saitō

Kiyoshi Saito (Japanese, 1907-1997) Autumn in Aizu, Farmhouse and Persimmon Tree c.1970.

斎藤清「柿の会津」

[nevver]

The last winter, Kiyoshi Saitō

[yama-bato]

Kiyoshi Saito

Hokkaido (A)

Alternate Title: 北海道　（A）

Edition: 18/150

Saitō Kiyoshi (Japan, 1907-1997)

1961

[nobrashfestivity]

Saitō Kiyoshi Tatami Room

1954

[crazyfox-archives]

"Haniwa and Earthenware (J)" [ハニワと土器 (J)] by Saitō Kiyoshi (斎藤清), 1952

"Haniwa y loza (J)" de Saitō Kiyoshi, 1952

From the collection of the Kiyoshi Saito Museum of Art in Yanaizu City, Fukushima Prefecture

[mybeingthere]

Saitō Kiyoshi experienced a considerable vogue in the West in the 1950s and 60s, combining an identifiably Oriental aesthetic with clear European influences. This popularity, which in the 1970s began to decline, has obscured the significance of his work taken as a whole; this lies in his ability to use the tactile, grainy qualities of woodblock with complete conviction for non-abstract subjects. A man of some individuality, he was born in Fukushima Prefecture and moved as a child to the northern island of Hokkaido. He moved to Tokyo in 1932. He began studying oil-painting at the private Hongo Painting Institute. In Tokyo Petit records that he was surprised to find the woodblock prints he had been experimenting with were a well-established form which could be produced in editions and could use more than one block. In 1937 he joined Ono Tadashige's Zokei Hanga Kyokai (Plastic Print Association). Saito's history is essentially that of the gradual self-education of a natural artist into at one stage a teacher of printmaking at Ann Arbor, Michigan (1956-7). This process involved some loss of spontaneity which affected his work after that period. (LACMA)

[benevadeca]

KNB SOLO SERIES Translations Compilation

Hello for purposes of my own design I've been trying to collect all the KNB music content. Have only gotten thru the solo series so far but I'll do the duet series next. But the current state of things is:

Source missing for/translated on the fandom wiki but no source provided: Monologues 1-4, 9, 12 (momoi)

Missing translation for: Monologue 8 (koganei), 12 (riko), & 17 (haizaki)

So if anyone's able to help with the missing translations pls HMU lol.

1. Tetsuya Kuroko / Kenshō Ono

Monologues

FUTURE LINE

Kimi ga Hikari de Aru Tame ni

2. Taiga Kagami / Yūki Ono

Monologues

Eikō Made no Run and Gun

Michi no Tochū translation

3. Ryōta Kise / Ryōhei Kimura

Monologues

Perfect Copy?

Sharara☆Goes On

4. Shintarō Midorima / Daisuke Ono

Monologues

Nerai doori no Destiny

Iwaku Kani-za no Kichijitsu ni v1

Iwaku Kani-za no Kichijitsu ni v2

5. Kazunari Takao / Tatsuhisa Suzuki

Monologues & F.O.V.

Ace-sama ni Banzai

6. Junpei Hyūga / Yoshimasa Hosoya

Monologues & CLUTCH TIME

Hanashi wo Shiyou

7. Shun Izuki / Hirofumi Nojima

Monologues & Kitakore!

Tatta Hitotsu no Hibi

8. Shinji Koganei / Takuya Eguchi

Monologues

Heibon Elegy

APPARE Seirin DAYS

9. Daiki Aomine / Junichi Suwabe

Monologues

UNSTOPPABLE

Netsu no Kakera

10. Teppei Kiyoshi / Kenji Hamada

Monologues & Strong Heart

Mou Sugu Modoru, Sono Basho de v1

Mou Sugu Modoru, Sono Basho de v2

11. Yukio Kasamatsu / Sōichiro Hoshi

Monologues & Songs

12. Riko Aida / Chiwa Saitō & Satsuki Momoi / Fumiko Orikasa

Monologue (Riko, missing entirely)

Monologue (Momoi)

GROWING UP

Brand-new Season

13. Tatsuya Himuro / Kishō Taniyama

Monologues

Any time, Any place

Ready Fight!!

14. Makoto Hanamiya / Jun Fukuyama

Monologues

MAD BREAKER

STEAL YOUR BREATH

15. Ryō Sakurai / Nobunaga Shimazaki

Monologues

QUICK START

Ayamari Kinoko no Yuutsu

16. Atsushi Murasakibara / Kenichi Suzumura

Monologues

LAZY LAZY

Rifujin ni,

17. Shōgo Haizaki / Masakazu Morita

Monologues

BUCK WILD

TYRANT

18. Seijūrō Akashi / Hiroshi Kamiya

Monologue 1

Monologue 2

FINAL EMPEROR

DOUBLE CORE

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Saitō Kiyoshi

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'Maiko Kyōto (F)',

52.1 x 38.1

Saitō Kiyoshi (1907–1997)