Noguchi

[ nuh-goo-chee; Japanese naw-goo-chee ]

noun

1. Hi·de·yo [hee, -de-yaw], 1876–1928, Japanese physician and bacteriologist in the U.S.
2. I·sa·mu [ee, -sah-moo], 1904–88, U.S. sculptor and designer.

Noguchi

/ nɔːˈɡuːtʃɪ /

noun

1. NoguchiHideyo18761928MJapaneseSCIENCE: bacteriologist Hideyo (ˈhiːdɛˌjɔː). 1876–1928, Japanese bacteriologist, active in the US. He made important discoveries in the treatment of syphilis

Example Sentences

Next month, Takaezu’s life and work will be the focus of a major retrospective at the Noguchi Museum in Long Island City, Queens.

From New York Times

Called “Visual Variations on Noguchi,” it was shot in Isamu Noguchi’s Greenwich Village studio sometime in 1945 or ’46.

From New York Times

Chieko Noguchi, the conference’s executive director of public affairs, said a pastoral blessing “may be given to persons who desire God’s loving grace in their lives.”

From Washington Times

Inspired by the work of acclaimed Asian American designer Isamu Noguchi, Georgia ic25’s Leda rings are designed “to emulate the organic outlines used in Noguchi’s sculptures.”

From Los Angeles Times

In 1952, sculptor Isamu Noguchi designed handrails for two bridges in Hiroshima Peace Park that left a deep impression on a teenage Miyake.

From Los Angeles Times