On December 15, 2017 (Friday), at 6:00 PM, the exhibition "MEMORY OF VLADO" will be opened at the Archaeological Museum - Varna on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the birth of the artist Vladimir Petrov Dimitrov (1967 - 2013). The exhibition selects and presents the most striking works of the artist, created during his creative path.
Vladimir Petrov Dimitrov was born on July 15, 1967 in Varna. He graduated from the Varna State Academy of Fine Arts, majoring in Interior Architecture. He works in the field of illustration, comics and historical reconstructions. For 25 years, Vladimir Petrov has been an artist for the "Slavena" publishing house in Varna. He has created a large number of children's illustrated books, puzzles, cubes, etc. He is the author of a series of historical reconstructions of archaeological sites. Among them stand out the architectural reconstructions of the Ancient Roman Baths in Varna, and the medieval cities of Preslav, Cherven, Tarnovo and Vidin. Author and artist of the comic book "Demons" published in the magazine "Varna" - 1993. Artist of the comic novel "Varga's Horde" - 1994, Comic series "The Battle of Varna" and "Squad 21", published in the newspaper "Komix" - 1999.
From 2003 to 2005 he worked with German comic publishers. Artist of the series "Partners" and "Gunnar of the Wolf Clan" of the publishing house IEKK - Bulgaria. Author of historical comic novels "In the Days of Khan Krum", "Kaloyan", "Ivaylo" and "The Protector".
Since 2007 he has published in the newspaper "Narodno Delo" a series of sketch comics under the general title "SHUT". In 2009, he began a historical fantasy series dedicated to the history of Bulgaria. This is the longest series of comics published in Bulgaria, with 187 episodes.
The artist collaborates with the World Library Publishing House in Sofia, for which he draws a large number of illustrations for children's encyclopedias. He also illustrates children's books.
Died on May 9, 2013
Opening: December 15, 2017, 6:00 PM
Place: Archaeological Museum - Varna
Closing: December 30, 2017
Source: Archaeological Museum - Varna
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