On October 30th, Simeon Spiridonov’s anniversary exhibition “80 for 80” was opened at the High School of Stone Processing!
The exhibition marks his 80th anniversary and was first presented in his hometown of Sevlievo; the second venue is the school from which he graduated.
We are very grateful for this opportunity and enjoyed every moment we shared during this day.
Academician Simeon Spiridonov is a painter, graphic artist, and illustrator. He is a recipient of the Union of Bulgarian Artists Award for Caricature (1967), the Ministry of Education Award (1979), and the “Joan Miró” Award for Painting (1993). He was born on August 20, 1944, in Sevlievo. He graduated in Graphics and Illustration in Prague, Czech Republic. He has drawn more than 2,000 caricatures, designed and illustrated over 200 books, and created murals and frescoes in Sofia, Prague, Berlin, and other cities. He has organized over 15 solo exhibitions in Bulgaria and abroad (Prague, Lisbon, Paris, Madrid, London, etc.). He has participated in many national and international exhibitions, including the Grand Palais Salon (1985).
You are welcome to visit us and view his works of art in person!