- Paul ACKERMAN (1908-1981)
- Corneliu BABA (1906-1997)
- Dimitrie BEREA (1908-1975)
- Constantin BRANCUSI (1876-1957)
- Theodore BRAUNER (1914-2000)
- Victor BRAUNER (1903-1966)
- Mircea CIOBANU (1950-1991)
- Aurel COJAN (1914-2005)
- Horia DAMIAN (1922-2012)
- Jean DAVID (1908-1993)
- Jun DOBASHI (1910-1975)
- Natalia DUMITRESCO (1915-1997)
- Max ERNST (1891-1976)
- Francois GALL (1912-1987)
- Lucian GRIGORESCU (1894-1964)
- Nicolae GROPEANU (1864-1936)
- Jacques HEROLD (1910-1987)
- Eugen IONESCO (1909-1994)
- Iosif ISER (1881-1958)
- Alexandru ISTRATI (1915-1991)
- Marcel JANCO (1895-1984)
- Marc JANSON (1930-)
- Marcel JEAN (1900-1993)
- Paul KALLOS (1928-2001)
- Andre LANSKOY (1902-1976)
- Popovic LJUBA (1934-)
- Georges MARCULESCU (1870-?)
- Janos MATTIS-TEUTSCH (1884-1959)
- DIMITRIE MIHAILESCU (1872-1922)
- Samuel MUTZNER (1884-1959)
- Paul NEAGU (1938-2004)
- Henri NOUVEAU (1901-1959)
- Jules PERAHIM (1914-2008)
- Gheorghe PETRASCU (1872-1949)
- Magdalena RADULESCU (1902-1983)
- Toma ROATA (1941-)
- Victor ROMAN (1937-1995)
- Issachar RYBACK (1897-1935)
- Paul SCORTESCO (1895-1976)
- Arthur SEGAL (1875-1944)
- Michel SIMONIDY (1870-1933)
- BRAUNER THEODORE (1914-2000)
- Tristan TZARA (1896-1963)
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Natalia DUMITRESCO
Natalia DUMITRESCO
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Natalia DUMITRESCO (1915-1997). Born in Bucharest, Dumitresco is a French-Romanian abstract expressionist, influenced by the works of Wassily Kandinsky. She is associated with the ‘Realités Nouvelles’ movement. Dumitresco graduates from the Fine Arts School in 1939, the same year that she marries painter Alexandru Istrati. She exhibits in Romania and has her first personal exhibition in 1946. Dumitresco and Istrati both move to Paris in 1947 where the Romanian artistic community befriends them. The couple meets Brancusi and work as his assistants for 9 years. They are both heirs to Brancusi’s studios and move into one of them. She wins the Kandinsky Prize in 1955 and obtains first prize at the International Art Exhibition for Women of 1969.
Natalia DUMITRESCO (1915-1997). Born in Bucharest, Dumitresco is a French-Romanian abstract expressionist, influenced by the works of Wassily Kandinsky. She is associated with the ‘Realités Nouvelles’ movement. Dumitresco graduates from the Fine Arts School in 1939, the same year that she marries painter Alexandru Istrati. She exhibits in Romania and has her first personal exhibition in 1946. Dumitresco and Istrati both move to Paris in 1947 where the Romanian artistic community befriends them. The couple meets Brancusi and work as his assistants for 9 years. They are both heirs to Brancusi’s studios and move into one of them. She wins the Kandinsky Prize in 1955 and obtains first prize at the International Art Exhibition for Women of 1969.
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CANNES VII
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