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  1. Remember by Dorin Cretu, Image 1.

    Dorin Cretu

    Remember, 2017

    Pigment and acrylic resin on canvas

    80 x 80 cm

  2. Nocturne by Petre Velicu, Image 1.

    Petre Velicu

    Nocturne, 2016

    Oil On Canvas

    50 x 40 cm

  3. Untitled by Adrian Ghenie, Image 1.

    Adrian Ghenie

    Untitled, c. 2014

    oil on paper mounted on cardboard

    35.5 x 36.5 cm

  4. Salt in the Eye by Sorin Tara (von Neudorf), Image 1.

    Sorin Tara (von Neudorf)

    Salt in the Eye, 2010

    marker, ink and pen on cardboard

    69 x 50 cm

  5. Our Everyday Freedom by Peter Jecza, Image 1.

    Peter Jecza

    Our Everyday Freedom, 2009

    Bronze

    27.5 x 26 x 24 cm

  6. Courtesans by George Mazilu, Image 1.

    George Mazilu

    Courtesans, c. 2007

    Chromolithography

    49 x 64 cm

  7. Self-portrait by Adrian Ghenie, Image 1.

    Adrian Ghenie

    Self-portrait, 2003-2004

    Oil on cardboard

    74 x 74 cm

  8. Ghost by Jules Perahim, Image 2.

    Jules Perahim

    Ghost, c. 2000

    Ink On Paper

    18 x 10 cm

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About the artist

Marcel Chirnoaga

Romanian

1930–2008

Marcel Chirnoagă was a Romanian artist who graduated from the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics in Bucharest in 1952 and concurrently studied liberal arts. He was a member of the Romanian visual artists’ union from 1953. Throughout his life, Chirnoaga created over 3,000 works of art, including drawings, engravings, paintings and sculptures. He is best known for his engraving series “Apocalypse”, which is considered one of the most important Romanian works of art from the end of the 20th century.