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Paul Neagu

Paul Neagu (1938 - 2004) was active/lived in Romania, United Kingdom.  Paul Neagu is known for Sculpture, painting, graphic arts, poetry.

Born in Bucharest, Romania in 1938, he became a painter, sculptor, graphic artist and poet.
   
Education:
High school with Russian language study

1956-59 Baccalaureate; evening art and technical drawing classes

1960-63 Admitted to Beaux Arts Academy (later Nicolae Grigorescu Art Institute), Bucharest, student of painting.  He made his first secret attempts at modern abstract art, Cubism and Kineticism, premier influences being Klee, Manzoni, Yves Klein.  He was introduced to the history of cinema and quality film-making; Italian Neo-realism.

1964-65 Final Year as a painting student. His diploma work was Gaina Mountain Fair (series of variations continued after 1965).  He did field work in the Oash and Gaina Mountains    
   
In 1968 and 1969 his work was shown in mixed exhibitions of Romanian art in Prague, Zurich, Paris, Turin and Hamburg.  When he moved to Britain in 1970   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2613 characters.]  Artist bio

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