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Rodica Maniu

Rodica Maniu (1890 - 1958) was active/lived in Romania.  Rodica Maniu is known for Painting.

Alongside Cecilia Cu?escu-Storck, Olga Greceanu or Nina Arbore, Rodica Maniu is one of the representative female personalities of arts of the last century. Her first exhibition, which brings together a series of rural frescoes in which the artist transcribes the harbors she knows in Brittany onto Romanian lands, will be praised in chronicles by personalities such as B. Brani?teanu or Tudor Arghezi. As an exhibitor at the Salon of the Society of Fine Arts in Paris, Rodica Maniu will enjoy praiseful appreciations from the French critics. From this moment (around 1929), the artist will become more and more concerned with watercolors. As a technique, she will be characterized by the spontaneity of execution, the firm line reduced to the essentials and the faithful representation of nature. She adopts a different color palette, in which the blue-gray predominates and takes from the impressionists the preference for working in front of the motif. Rodica Maniu will become a great watercoloris   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1575 characters.]  Artist bio

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