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Society | July 25, 2005, Monday // 00:00
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Bulgaria’s outgoing Foreign Minister Solomon Passy (right) and world-known painter Svetlin Russev (left) are going through the bilingual sculpture catalogue presented Monday. Photo by Yuliana Nikolova (Sofia News Agency)
Bulgaria's outgoing Foreign Minister Solomon Passy, painter Svetlin Russev and State Institute of Culture Head, Tsvetoslav Hristov presented a sculpture collection catalogue.
The color catalogue is bilingual.
The sculpture exhibition, which includes a total of 83 works, opened on May 25. It is part of the Culture Institute's activities. The exhibition was made possible thanks to Passy's personal initiative and the help of Russev and a Belgian patron, Hugo Vuitton.
Over 500 Sofia residents and guests have visited the exhibition during weekends in the last three months.
The color catalogue is bilingual.
The sculpture exhibition, which includes a total of 83 works, opened on May 25. It is part of the Culture Institute's activities. The exhibition was made possible thanks to Passy's personal initiative and the help of Russev and a Belgian patron, Hugo Vuitton.
Over 500 Sofia residents and guests have visited the exhibition during weekends in the last three months.
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