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Bruno Stern Zupan

Bruno Stern Zupan (Born 1939) is active/lives in Georgia / Slovakia, France.  Bruno Zupan is known for Land-cityscape, architecture, graphics.

Born in Trbovlje, Slovenia, Bruno Zupan became a painter in cityscapes and landscapes in a mod Impressionist style. At age 14, he entered an engineering school, but feeling out of place, he switched to art school without telling his parents. He completed his studies in Zagreb, Croatia before emigrating to Paris in 1962.

In Paris, he met Jane Ritchie, an American student from Columbus, Georgia, who was studying at the Sorbonne. They married in 1964, and he became an American citizen in 1969. From that time the couple, along with their daughter Natasha, who also became an artist, have led a nomadic lifestyle between Mallorca, Paris, Venice, and Columbus.

1965 was a breakthrough year for Zupan's career in the United States. Two Georgia museums, the Columbus Museum and Greenville Museums, held exhibitions as did galleries in Washington DC and New York. In 2000, another exhibition at the Columbus Museum was curated from the works of the many collectors in that area as well a   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3147 characters.]  Artist bio

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