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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Yuki Atae (与勇輝)''' is an internationally known Japanese dollmaker, born September 17, [[1937]], in [[Kawasaki City]], [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]. His dolls are known for their fine detail and the subject matter of his work often (though not always) includes childhood innocence or nostalgic themes.<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> * 1963 - Graduates from Japan Design School<br /> * 1977 - Exhibition at Gallery Yaesu <br /> * 1979 - Exhibition at Saihodo Art Gallery<br /> * 1981 - Exhibition at Saihodo Art Gallery<br /> * 1984 - Group exhibition at Matsuya Department Store Gallery, Ginza, Tokyo<br /> * 1987 - Exhibition at Chihiro Iwasaki Picture Book Museum<br /> * 1992 - Exhibition at Tokyo Art Club<br /> * 1993 - Atae Yuki Museum opens<br /> * 1997 - &quot;The World of Atae Yuki Exhibition&quot;, Kobe, Japan<br /> * 1998 - Atae Yuki dolls are used in the &quot;Poppoya&quot; (Railway Man) film<br /> * 2000 - First American exhibition at Westwood Gallery<br /> * 2006 - Exhibition at Baccarat museum, Paris, France<br /> <br /> ''Note: Some exhibition data compiled from a [http://www.westwoodgallery.com/ Westwood Gallery press release]''<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> [http://www.musekan.net/ Kawaguchi Muse Museum (Atae Yuki Museum) Official Site] (Japanese)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Japanese artists|Atae, Yuki]]<br /> [[Category:1937 births|Atae, Yuki]]</div>

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