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Andreas Charalambous

Andreas Charalambous (Born 1947) is active/lives in New York / Greece, Cyprus, Russian Federation.  Andreas Charalambous is known for Poster art, illustration, teaching.

Andreas Charalambous was born in Nicosia in 1947. He studied at the Sourikov State Institute of Fine Arts in Moscow (1969 - 1975).  Between 1978 - 1980 he worked as Assistant Professor of Monumental Art at the same institute.  In 1983, he served as visiting professor at Praft University in New York.

Founder and manager of the Gallery "The Artist's House".  Since 1980 Charalambous runs his own Fine Arts School in Nicosia.  He has also been involved in poster art, illustrated book covers, translated theatrical plays and gave lectures on History of Art.

Charalambous has shown his work in one man exhibitions and also participated in group exhibitions in Cyprus and abroad, Greece, Soviet Union, Former Yugoslavia, Germany, France 1977, Belgrade, International Exhibition of Fine Arts.

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