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Radu Bercea | |
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| Born | August 29, 1939 |
| Citizenship | Romanian |
| Occupation | Painter |
| Spouse | Olga |
| Children | 3 (
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| Parent(s) | Eugenia and Teofil |
| Website | http://www.radubercea.com |
Radu Bercea (born August 20, 1939) is a Romanian painter and illustrator, and former prisoner under the Socialist Republic of Romania.[1]
Biography
[edit]His parents were Eugenia and Teofil.
He went on to study art at the Octav Băncilă School of Fine and Decorative Arts in Iași.[2]
He is married; his wife, Olga, is a teacher in Gura Humorului. He has three children: Manuela, a psychiatrist; Ștefan, an engineer; and Oana, an architect.
Under the communist regime, between 1959 and 1964, he was politically persecuted for his pro-Western beliefs. During his detention in the extermination camps, he met a number of prominent figures from the Romanian intellectual community, such as Alexandru Paleologu, academic Alexandru Zub, poet Alexandru Ivasiuc, and architect Crașoveanu.[3] He was granted amnesty by a decree issued in the spring of 1964, imposed by international human rights bodies and the UN.
Published work
[edit]- Memoria retinei gulagului românesc (2007)
- Deportații/via Dolorosa/Bărăgan (2010) – with Nicolae Ianăși
- Țara lui tercea-Bercea (2010)
- Mărturii din infern (2011)
- Bucovina mărturisită de Radu Bercea (2013).[4]
References
[edit]- ^ Palencsar, Paul (2019-08-29). "Radu Bercea, pictor și fost deținut politic, împlinește 80 de ani".
- ^ "Pictorul Radu Bercea, un supraviețuitor – Cotidianul Crai nou".
- ^ "Radu Bercea, istoria unui destin - Libertatea Cuvântului (Cernăuți)".
- ^ "Galeria personalităților bucovinene: Radu Bercea - Dragusanul.ro". dragusanul.ro.
Bibliography
[edit]- Emil Satco: Encyclopedia of Bucovina, Vol. I, Princeps Publishing House, 2004, ISBN 973-7730-05-4, pp. 444–446
- Emil Satco, Ioan Pînzar: Notable Figures of Bucovina. Dictionary, vol. VIII, Bucovina Library and Bucovina Cultural Foundation, 1997, ISBN 973-0-00376-9, 219 pp.
- Emil Satco: Art in Bukovina. A Bibliographic Guide, vol. I, Suceava, County Library, 1984, 300 pp.
External links
[edit]- Expoziție de pictură Radu Bercea la Slatina, 18 May 2009, Tudor Cristian, Amos News