Igors Vasiļjevs-Penerdži
Igors Vasiļjevs-Penerdži (1940-1997) was a prominent Latvian sculptor known for his unique approach to portrait and figurative sculpture, emphasizing psychological aspects of the creative process. Born into a creative family, with his grandmother being notable sculptor Olga Penerdži, he displayed artistic talent from a young age. He studied at the V. Surikov Arts Institute in Moscow and later at the Latvian State Art Academy, where he developed a distinctive style that challenged traditional sculptural forms. Vasiļjevs-Penerdži's work is characterized by its sensuous modeling and exploration of Eastern themes, stemming from his travels. His sculptures can be found in various public spaces, including religious sites, and he is celebrated for his portraits of influential cultural figures.
Born on Jan 01, 1940 (85 years old)
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Igors Vasiļjevs-Penerdži was a sculptor known for his unique approach to portrait and figurative sculpture.
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