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Onikage - The Art of Saeki Toshio Rory Hayes Stacy injects a melodramatic underlightingA selection of Toshio Saeki's previously unseen works, uniquely printed in a large, lush format. Throughout, paper vellum overlays reproduce Saeki's unique method for adding color to his black and white artwork. He does not apply color directly, but instead uses overlays to indicate the exact colors he wants. With this method, known as chinto printing the picture is complete only after it has been printed a modern version of the ukiyo e, a genre of