Omer Kaleshi
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Omer Kaleshi (1932 – 17 April 2022)[1] was a Macedonian painter of Albanian descent from Srbica village, Kičevo of North Macedonia. He began as a visual artist in Istanbul, Turkey, and lived in Paris, France. He was noted for his epic paintings of ancient Albanian people.
Artistic life
- 1956 - After many exhibitions and professional experiences all over the art galleries of famous capitals and cities of Istanbul, Rome, Vienna, London, Belgrade or The Hague the painter Kaleshi decided to stay and create in Paris.
- 2013 - Kaleshi is part of the study by the art critic Luan Rama who made as a quartet of living painters in France with the other Albanian painters like Zamir Mati, Bujar Luca and Artur Muharremi.
In 2012, Kaleshi was honored by the Iliria Royal University with the title of “Honorary Member of the Board of the ILIRIA College”. With the reception of this award, Kaleshi joined a list of illustrious recipients, which includes personalities like the Leka, Crown Prince of Albania, Arberesh Aleksandar, and Ferid Murad, whose contributions to medical sciences won him the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1998.[2]
See also
References
- ^ E trishtë/ Ndahet nga jeta piktori i njohur shqiptar (in Albanian)
- ^ "Omer Kaleshi is announced the Honorary Member of the Board of the ILIRIA College". ILIRIA College. Retrieved 7 January 2014.
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