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Ojars Feldbergs was born in [[Riga]], [[Latvia]]. He graduated from the Department of |
Ojars Feldbergs was born in [[Riga]], [[Latvia]]. He graduated from the Department of Sculpture at the Latvian Academy of Fine Arts in 1976.<ref>{{cite book |last1=Feldberga |first1=Laura |last2=Ringler |first2=Tamsie |year=2014 |title=Dzels. Akems Simpozijs |trans-title= Iron. Stone Symposium |format=catalog |language= Latvian, English|location= Pedvale|publisher= |isbn= 978-9934-8473-1-8 }}</ref> |
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Ojars Feldbergs
Ojars Avrids Feldbergs | |
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| Born | October 10, 1947 |
| Known for | Sculpture |
| Awards | Order of the Three Stars |
Ojars Feldbergs is a Latvian sculptor. He founded the Pedvale Open Air Museum. in 1992 [1]
Biography
Ojars Feldbergs was born in Riga, Latvia. He graduated from the Department of Sculpture at the Latvian Academy of Fine Arts in 1976.[2]
Sculptures
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The Defense of Riga
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National Honors
In , he was awarded the Order of the Three Stars
References
- ^ Bates, Megan (2015), "Strange Events and Mythological Materials, a conversation with Ojars Feldbergs", Sculpture, 34 (6): 50–53
{{citation}}: Unknown parameter|month=ignored (help) - ^ Feldberga, Laura; Ringler, Tamsie (2014). Dzels. Akems Simpozijs [Iron. Stone Symposium] (in Latvian and English). Pedvale. ISBN 978-9934-8473-1-8.
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