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Tadashi Sato

Tadashi Sato (1923 - 2005) was active/lived in Hawaii.  Tadashi Sato is known for Abstract expression, sculptor, mural.

Born February 6, 1923 in Kaupakalua, Maui, Sato Tadashi Sato is known for his nonobjective paintings, mosaics, and murals, some inspired by his experiences, including skin-diving, during his boyhood in Hawaii. His goal with his artwork is convey a sense of serenity, balance and light and space.

Sato had a father who was a pineapple laborer, merchant, and a calligrapher, and his grandfather was a sumi-e artist.

Sato attended Kamehameha III School and Lahainaluna High School. When Tadashi Sato was in the third grade, the entire school held an assembly around the flagpole and he received a prize of $2.50 for a poster contest. He attributes that event to being his initial inspiration to pursue art. At Lahainaluna High School, Sato was the cartoonist for the school's annual.

Following his graduation from high school, he volunteered to serve in the Army along with many Americans of Japanese ancestry in Hawaii, and trained with the 442 Combat Infantry Regiment. During W   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 7320 characters.]  Artist bio

Artist auction records

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Artist artworks for sale and wanted

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Research resources

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