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Filomena Linčiūtė-Vaitiekūnienė (born April 17, 1942 Mazeikiai) is a Lithuanian set designer and painter.

Biography

In 1965, she graduated from the Lithuanian Institute of Fine Arts. In 1965-1968, she worked at the Lithuanian Radio and Television Committee, in 1968-1986 the Lithuanian Film Studio, and in 1986-1999, Lithuanian TV.

Works

Creator scenery and costume - 40 performances in the Kaunas Drama Theatre (Janusz Korčakas. Matthews first king in 1969, Peter safer. Black Comedy, 1971), Kaunas Musical Theatre (Benjamin Gorbulskis. Three nights in 1966, Imre Kalman. Silva 1978.) Lithuanian Academic Drama Theatre (Algimantas Baltakis. Bridge in 1970, Jan Ekholmas. fourteenth Louis in 1981, Gerhart Hauptmanas. Rat 1988), Lithuanian Television ("Jean disgusting". "Ignorance knockout" in 1976, J. dt. Varvara Radziwill 1982). 12 films (cooked oaks, 1976, dir. Gytis Luks, Journey into Paradise, 1980, dir. Arunas Žebriūnas etc.) Commemorative events (Al souvenir St. John's Church, Vilnius, 1991–1996 m. .) concert (Banchetto Musicale 1991, Baltica, 1993), painter builder.

Her oil pastels cycles, "reflectors of India" (1997), "Bird," "Annals" (2002), "The trees and towers" (2006–2007), "Promised land trails".[1] Works must Lithuanian Theatre, Music and Cinema Museum, New York Museum of Art, Museum of Mazeikiu.[2]

Solo exhibitions

  • 1995 Drawings, "Vilnius, Lithuania. Old "Gallery of Medals, Vilnius
  • 1996 pastels, drawings" mood tracks, Mazeikiu Museum
  • 1997 pastel "mood tracks, Lalita Kalos Academy. New Delhi, India
  • 1997 pastels, drawing "Indian reflectors, New York Museum of Art,
  • 1997 Plungė pastels, drawings" reflectors in India, "street Stikliu Šlapelių gallery and houses a museum, Vilnius * 1998 "The trees and towers". Old Town of Vilnius, Lithuanian National Philharmonic, Vilnius
  • 1998 colorful pictures, leave the dotted line, LKF and Medals Art Salon Gallery, Vilnius
  • 1999 pastels, drawings, Mazeikiu Nafta Cultural Center and Museum
  • 1999 Rokiškis pastels, drawing "Indian reflectors' Gallery foot,
  • 1999 Klaipėda pastels, drawings, Maironio Lithuanian Literature Museum, Kaunas
  • 1999 painting "White Tower Twelve variations on the theme", Lithuanian National Drama Theatre, Vilnius
  • 2000 pastel trees and towers. The Old Town, LTMK Museum, Vilnius
  • 2000 pastels MK Čiurlionis outdoor recalling the "Little Gallery, Druskininkai, Lithuania
  • 2001 "Traces of the three cultures ", UNESCO, the exhibition hall, Vilnius
  • 2001 pastel "Missing spring wind ...", A. Mickiewicz Library, Vilnius
  • 2002 "Bird Litus Annals," Gallery of Medals, Vilnius (exhibition on display and the President, and Renavo estate)
  • 2003 New Paris paintings, "St.. John Street Gallery, Vilnius
  • 2004 New. "Egyptian paintings," St. John Street Gallery, Vilnius [3]
  • 2009 "Fowl in Kwedlinburg", Lithuanian Art Museum.[4]

See also

References

  1. ^ http://www.jmuseum.lt/index.aspx?Element=ViewArticle&TopicID=371&IMAction=AddArticle&EditionID=86
  2. ^ "Filomena Linčiūtė-Vaitiekūnienė". Visuotinė lietuvių enciklopedija, T. XIII (Leo-Magazyn). V.: Mokslo ir enciklopedijų leidybos institutas, 2008, 400 psl.
  3. ^ http://www.artistsassociation.lt/index.php?cid=111&client_id=1259
  4. ^ http://www.lietuvai1000.lt/index.en.htm



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