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Adamantios Diamantis

Adamantios Diamantis (1900 - 1984) was active/lived in France, Cyprus.  Adamantios Diamantis is known for Painting.

1900 Nicosia - Nicosia 1994 studied painting in London in St. Martin's School of Art (1920 - 1921) and the Royal College of Art (1921 - 1923). He presented his work in Cyprus and abroad, Athens, London, Edinburgh etc. In May 1957 he organizes the first solo exhibition at "Ledra Palace" with works of the period 1922 - 1953. The report notes unprecedented success and is the biggest art event experienced by then Cyprus., The exhibition was visited by 10 000 people. In December 1976 the National Gallery of Greece presents a retrospective exhibition of his works and the Athens Academy the awards "for the remarkable artistic work and services rendered to his homeland as a professor of technical courses as founder and director of the Folk Art Museum and as a painter" . In 1989 honored by the University of Thessaloniki and has a chance to seen the monumental work "The World of Cyprus". In 1993, honors the state for Excellence in Arts and Letters. By Adamantios Diamantis we have not only a   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3716 characters.]  Artist bio

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