About Samirō Yunoki
Lived 1922 – 2024 (aged 101–102). Samirō Yunoki was a Japanese dyer, textile designer, professor, picture book writer, chancellor and printmaker.
Samiro Yunoki ; October 17, 1922 – January 31, 2024) was a Japanese artist and professor , he studied the katazome stencil dyeing technique with craftsman Keisuke Serizawa . His art includes traditional katazome stencil-dyed works such as kimono or noren, but also prints, picture books, cutouts and three-dimensional sculptures.
He was heavily involved in the Mingei folk crafts movement . He was a professor at the Joshibi University of Art and Design from 1950 to 1991, where was nominated as the 7th President of the university in 1987.
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Who was Samirō Yunoki?
Japanese dye craftsman (1922–2024)
When was Samirō Yunoki born?
Samirō Yunoki was born in 1922 in Tabata.
When did Samirō Yunoki die?
Samirō Yunoki died on 31 January 2024 in Shibuya.
What was Samirō Yunoki's occupation?
Samirō Yunoki was a dyer, textile designer, professor, picture book writer, chancellor and printmaker.
What nationality was Samirō Yunoki?
Samirō Yunoki was Japanese.
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