1- Child in Aizu by Kiyoshi Saito (Japan, 1907-1997). Original Japanese woodblock print. A heartwarming image depicting a young girl carrying her baby brother on her back. Pencil signed by the artist.. Bears the artist's seal. In Japanese lacquer frame measures 14"x20"x1". Weight 3 pds 9 oz. 2- Child carrying a younger child by Kiyoshi Saito (Japan, 1907-1997). Original Japanese woodblock print. A heartwarming image depicting a young girl carrying her baby brother on her back. Pencil signed by the artist.. Bears the artist's seal. In Japanese lacquer frame measures 14"x20"x1". Weight 3 pds 9 oz. Kiyoshi Saito (1907-1997) was one of the most important Japanese print artists of the 20th century. Originally trained as a painter, Saito became a pivotal member of the "Sosaku Hanga" or "Creative Print" movement in the Post-war period, attracting international audiences and accolades. In the spirit of Sosaku Hanga, he engaged with every aspect of the printmaking process, meaning that each of his works is self-drawn, self-carved and self-printed.

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