ADDITIONAL INFO

Artwork description

Signed and dated ‘GHEORGHIU 72’ (lower right)

Exhibitions

The exhibition label reading ‘Muzeul Județean de Artă Prahova „Ion Ionescu-Quintus”, Colecția: BORIS PARASCHIVESCU, aprilie-decembrie 2007’ affixed to the back

Publications

Illustrated in the catalogues ‘The Boris Paraschivescu Collection’, edited by the County Museum of Art ‘Ion Ionescu-Quintus’ (Ploiești, 2007) on page 13, ‘The Boris Paraschivescu Collection’ (Ploiești: Bioedit Publishing House, 2009) on page 8, and ‘The Boris Paraschivescu Collection’, edited by the Visual Art Museum (Galați, 2009) on page 6

ARTIST RESUME

Ion Alin Gheorghiu

Bucharest, Romania, 1929 - Bucharest, Romania, 2001

Exhibitions:

Solo (Selection)

2007 - Astra Museum, Sibiu, Romania (National)
2006 - Romanian Cultural Institute, Stockholm (International)
2005 - Romanian Cultural Institute, Paris, France (International)
2004 - Romanian Cultural Institute, Bucharest (National)
2003 - ”Two halls in permanent exhibition with his studio reconstructed”, Constanța Art Museum, Romania (National)
2002 - Romania National Art Museum (National)
1991 - Ygrego Gallery, Lisbon, Portugal (International)
1985 - Italian Library of Bucharest, Romania (National)
1985 - Maastricht, Holland (International)
1981 - Bausbach Gallery, Mannheim, Germany (International)
1979 - National Museum of Art, Bucharest, Romania (National)
1979 - Sofia, Bulgaria (International)
1966 - Lambert Gallery, Paris, France (International)

Group (Selection)

1987 - Limburg, Netherlands (International)
1986 - Sofia (Bulgaria), Paris (France), Stuttgart (Germany), Bagdad (Iraq) (International)
1979 - Ottawa (Canada), Stockholm (Sweden), Oslo (Norway), Washington, New York (United States of America) (International)
1974 - Pyongyang (North Korea), Damascus, Aleppo (Syria), Tehran (Iran) (International)
1973 - Washington, Chicago, Philadelphia (USA), Paris (France), Quebec (Canada), Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia), Beijing, Tianjin (China) (International)
1969 - "Romanian Contemporary Art", Dusseldorf, Germany (International)
1968 - Prague (Czech Republic), Moscow (Russia), Paris (France) (International)
1967 - Memphis, United States of America (International)
1965 - Tokyo, Japan (International)
1960 - Helsinki, Finland (International)
1959 - Moscow, Russia (International)

Biennial (Selection)

1982 - Venice, Italy (International)
1964 - Venice, Italy (International)
1963 - Youth Biennial, Paris, France (International)

Awards:

International Award “Trionfo '81”, Italy, 1981
Gold Medal given by the Lavoro Academy, Italy, 1980
Prize given by “Yoniuri Shimbun”, Tokyo, Japan, 1971
“Ioan Andreescu” Award given by the Romanian Academy, 1966

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