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Brudaşcu
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Brudaşcu
Brudaşcu
Brudaşcu
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Brudaşcu

Brudaşcu

By (artist) Cornel Brudaşcu

£42.00

Publishing 9th Feb 2026
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    • Pioneering Artist – A major figure in Romania’s neo-avant-garde movement
    • Rich Visual Archive – Lavishly illustrated with decades of expressive works
    • Critical Recognition – Features essays by leading art critics and curators
    • LGBTQ+ History – Sheds light on Brudașcu’s artistic resilience amid political repression
    • Cultural Relevance – Connects past artistic struggles to contemporary discourse
    Full Description

    Cornel Brudaşcu (b. 1937) is one of the most important representatives of the neo-avant-garde in Romania. In his home country, the painter repeatedly faced political repression and persecution on account of his sexuality. Although his artworks have long had a significant influence on the Romanian art scene, it is only in the last 15 years that his work has become known to a wider audience. Brudaşcu began his artistic career in the 1970s with Pop Art, but later focused on various facets of the male nude.

    Text in English and Romanian.

    About the Author

    Cornel Brudașcu (b. 1937, Romania) is a painter known for his role in the Romanian neo-avant-garde. Beginning with Pop Art in the 1970s, he later focused on intimate male portraits and nudes. Despite political persecution, his work remains vital to queer and contemporary art discourses.

    Specifications
    Publisher
    Kerber
    ISBN
    9783735610423
    Publish date
    9th Feb 2026
    Binding
    Paperback / softback
    Territory
    World excluding Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the USA & Canada
    Size
    265 mm x 230 mm
    Pages
    264 Pages
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