Project “Creation and presentation of digitally accessible cultural heritage of Shumen Municipality”

Trupko Vasilev (1876 – 1970), “Path to the Village”, 1956

Тръпко Василев (1876 – 1970)

Detailed information

A kind of art

painting

Category

Landscape

Period

1950s of the twentieth century

Author / years

Trupko Vasilev (1876 – 1970)

Title of the work

“Path to the Village”, 1956

Technique

Oil paints

Size

23 /31 cm.

Material

Cardboard

Inventory number

52

Location

Art Gallery “Elena Karamihailova”

Biographical data about the author

Vassilev, Trpko Vassilev Nakov, born on 14.03.1876, in the village of Lichishta, Greece. died on 09.11.1970, in Sofia. Trpko Vasilev is a Bulgarian artist, decorator, gallerist and patron who opened the first art gallery in Sofia in 1910. Trpko Vasilev was born in the Kostur village of Lichishta (today Polikarpi, Greece) in the Ottoman Empire in 1876. In 1906, he completed the general course at the State Drawing School in Sofia (today the Art Academy), where his teachers were the painters Petko Klisurov and Prof. Ivan Angelov. Vassilev’s main profession is a decorator, but his artistic heritage consists mainly of landscapes. In 1910, he opened the first art gallery in Sofia, which became known as the “Trapkova Gallery”. Despite his poor financial situation, Vassilev maintained the gallery for years and thus contributed a lot to the promotion of fine art in Bulgaria.
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