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Emy RÓNA

(1904, Budapest - 1988, Budapest, Hungary)

Graphic artist and painter. He was a student of Applied Arts School. In 1921 he began his creative career in the theater life editorial. In 1925 he became a member of the UME (New Artists). 1926-1928 he lived in Paris and worked for a satirical page.

From 1928 he lived in Budapest again, worked for newspapers, magazines and book publishers. In 1929 he won a prize at the Athenaeum Publishing illustration contest. He became a member of the Italian Society of Fine Arts. Graphic Award 1939 (Gold's degree) at the New York World's Fair. The main area of work was of tale illustration, he illustrated almost 400 books. His works can be found in public and private collections.

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Sabin Bălașa (June 17, 1932 in Dobriceni, Olt – April 1, 2008, Bucharest) was a contemporary Romanian painter. His works are described by himself as belonging to cosmic Romanticism.

He completed his high school education at Frații Buzești High School in Craiova in 1950. Among Bălaşa's most notable works are several large-scale fresco paintings, such as those decorating the inside of the Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași.

Galleries in the country and abroad:

Rome 1978, Rome 1980, Stockholm 1982, Bucharest, National Art Museum, 1982, Kerkera Greece 1985, Moscow, Tbilisi and other capital cities of the ex USSR 1988, Bucharest, 1992, Israel 1994, Bucharest World Trade Center 2000, Iași Universitatea A.I. Cuza 2002, Bucharest 2005

Works illustrated:

1962 - Minuni la Mărgărit by Ioana Petrescu, Tineretului Publishing House
1965 - Râdea mesteacănul by Emilia Căldăraru, Tineretului Publishing House
1966 - Unde fugim de-acasă? by Marin Sorescu, Tineretului Publishing House
1967 - Manzul by Mihai Negulescu
1970 - Închide ochii şi vei vedea Oraşul by Iordan Chimet, Ion Creangă Publishing House
1972 - Lacrimile Lăcrămioarei by Virgil Chiriac, Ion Creangă Publishing House
1973 - Căprioara din vis by Vasile Voiculescu, Ion Creangă Publishing House
1983 - Horea by Ion Hobana, Ion Creangă Publishing House
1995 - Luceafarul by Mihai Eminescu, Junimea Publishing House