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Biography |
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1897 |
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Born in Belava, Latvia |
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1917 |
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A. Bolsakovīs apprentice in Moscow |
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1917 - 1918 |
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Studies in law at the University of Moscow |
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1918 - 1919 |
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I. Maskovīs apprentice in VHUTEMAS |
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1924 |
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Trip to gather materials for creative work in Paris |
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1930 |
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Trip to gather materials for creative work (Germany, Italy, Belgium) |
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1940 |
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Professor of composition and painting at the Latvian Academy of Art |
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1944 - 1952 |
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Professor of composition and painting at the Latvian Academy of Art |
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1954 - 1975 |
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Professor of painting |
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1961 - 1975 |
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Head of the Latvian Academy of Art, Riga |
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1975 |
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Died in Riga |
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Exhibitions |
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1939 |
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Exhibitions in Paris and London |
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1934 |
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Group exhibition of Latvian Art in Moscow, Leningrad |
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1934 |
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Exhibition in Brussels |
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1932 |
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Group exhibition of Eastern European Art in Koningsberg |
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1923 |
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Solo exibition in Riga |
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Literature |
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1967 |
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VOLLMER, Latvian Artlexikon; Monographie LEO SVEMPS, Riga "Liesma", 1967 |
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