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Yoki

Born in 1922.

Died in 2012.

Yoki was a versatile artist whose work encompassed painting as well as the creation of stained glass, tapestries and mosaics. His artistic commitment manifested itself in the decoration of churches and public buildings, bearing witness to an integrated approach to art within architectural space. Yoki’s contributions to these fields underscore a particular sensitivity to the harmony between art and the environment.

However, further details about his career and specific works remain to be explored.

Yoki

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Yoki — Le moulin de Courtenay près d'Avry - atelier de l'artisteImage : DognyAuction
DognyAuction (2024)
Emil Aebischer YOKI (1922-2012), "Le moulin de Courtenay près d'Avry - atelier de l'artiste", huile — Le moulin de Courtenay près d'Avry - atelier de l'artiste
Session on 2024-04-09 · Lot 1 · huile sur toile · 50.5 × 70 cm
Estimate CHF 600–800
Result not published
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Yoki — Le moulin de Courtenay près d'Avry - atelier de l'artisteImage : DognyAuction
DognyAuction (2023)
Emil Aebischer YOKI (1922-2012) "Le moulin de Courtenay près d'Avry - atelier de l'artiste", huile — Le moulin de Courtenay près d'Avry - atelier de l'artiste
Session on 2023-11-02 · Lot 241 · huile sur toile · 50.5 × 70 cm
Estimate CHF 600–800
Result not published
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