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  Samizu Matsuki Japanese-born artist who won the  Gold Medal at the First New York International Art Show  in 1970, the  Grand Prix at the Locust Valley Art Show,  Long Island, New York in 1971 and the  Award of Excellence at the Abraham & Straus-Hempstead Art Show, "Long Island Art '74" . In 2011,  Samizu was honored  in recognition of her 1970's achievements, by the Maine state legislature. Samizu was the first woman  to be inducted into  the prestigious  Salmagundi Club.  . Samizu passed away August 4, 2018. INSIDE Audio Awards Diaries Writings Drawings Paintings Photographs Wikipedia entry Offical Documents Contact Samizu's archivist

  These reminisces of Samizu's are from different decades, Many of them overlap, so details may vary as time and memory passes  Life in Hokkaido, Japan, during and after the War. 1936-1946  10 pages Sami's reminisces of childhood art learning    3pages Sami's schools list. Elementary to college and descriptions of her earliest tutors  4pgs  Dad and Ghosts" Sami'schildhood reminisces of her father  7pages Her sister Fumi's reminisces of their father  3pages Reminiscences of Samizu Matsuki. from her childhood during World War Two in Hokkaido, Japan to winning awards in NYC 1970 . 15 pages Recollections of 1974  New York City & United Nations  11 pages Intrigue at the United Nations.   11pages  Draft 7/6/22