Riad Beyrouti
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Riad Beyrouti (Arabic: ریاض بیروتي; born 6 May 1944 in Damascus – died 4 November 2019 in Honfleur, France) was a Syrian painter. He lived in Lower Normandy from 1969 until his death.
Biography[edit]
Riad Beyrouti graduated from the Damascus National School of Fine Arts, where he had majored in sculpture. He moved to France in 1969 and attended l'École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, majoring in sculpture. César Baldaccini was in charge of the sculpture department at that time.
Beyrouti took part in various exhibitions in Caen[1] and Honfleur.[2]
Works[edit]
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Sculpture -
Monochrome -
Oil on canvas -
Ink on paper
Sculpture[edit]
- Platon, 1968
- Man And Time, 1968
Painting[edit]
- Ink painting
- Oil painting
Pricing[edit]
An ink painting on paper (54x58 cm) was acquired by the Lower Normandy region on 24 February 1984 at the price of 7200 Frs.[3]
References[edit]
- ^ (in French)Salon des artistes bas-normands au Sépulcre, Ouest-France, Nov 1997
- ^ (in French)Deuxième Exposition Européenne d'Art Vivant, Bulletin d'information municipale №8 de la ville de Honfleur, Jul 2010
- ^ (in French)Web Site of the "FRAC de Basse-Normandie"
External links[edit]
Media related to Riad Beyrouti at Wikimedia Commons- Riad Beyrouti's official web site
