Stefan Georgiev

Stefan Georgiev was born on June 24, 1954 in the Town of Veliko Tarnovo , Bulgaria.

In 1974 he graduates from Arts school in the Town of Kazanlak. He then continues his education in „St Cyril and St Methodius“ University of Veliko Tarnovo in the Faculty of fine arts.

He works mostly in oil on canvas and mixed media painting, illustration and plastic arts. Also he works with watercolors, pastels and acrylic.

His paintings are represented in many galleries and private collections in Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, Greece, Bulgaria, Turkey, Russia, USA, Canada and Hong Kong.

He's a member of the Artist's Union in Greece - EETE

His journey as an artist began in 1979. He works in the field of painting and illustration. The artist presented his paintings in many independent and group exhibitions in Bulgaria, Germany and Turkey. From 2000 until 2014 he lived and worked in Athens, Greece, where he participated in a series of independent exhibitions and took part in group exhibitions by the Artists Union of Greece- EETE. Stefan also works as an illustrator of children's books for some of the most significant publishing companies in Greece. 28 children's books have been printed containing his illu...

In 1974 he graduates from Arts school in the Town of Kazanlak. He then continues his education in „St Cyril and St Methodius“ University of Veliko Tarnovo in the Faculty of fine arts.

2014 - Art Gallery '' George Papazoff''- Plovdiv, Bulgaria

2014 - Art Gallery ''Pomorie'' - Pomorie, Bulgaria

2013 - Art gallery „LARGO“ – Varna , Bulgaria

2013 - Art gallery „NESI“ – Burgas , Bulgaria

2013 - Art gallery „TANDRA“ – Bankya , Bulgaria

2012 - Art gallery „MINERVA“ – „Grand hotel Sofia“, Sofia, Bulgaria

2012 - Art gallery „VIDIMA“ – Sevlievo , Bulgaria

2010 - Center for Culture „PALEO FALIROU“ – Athens, Greece

2010 - „Bulgarian cultural Institute“ – Berlin, Germany

2009 - Art gallery „George Papazoff“ – Plovdiv , Bulgaria

2009 - „TEHNOPOLIS GAZI“ – General Art Exhibition of EETE, Athens, Greece

2008- „Center for Culture and Art MIHAIL VODA – Athens, Greece

2008 - ...