Claudia Cobizev
13.03.1905, Chisinau - 1995, Chisinau

Education:
1926-1931 - The School of Fine Arts, Chisinau
1931-1934 - The Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Bruxelles, Belgium
1934-1936 - The Academy of Fine Arts, Bucharest, Romania

Personal Exhibitions in the Republic:
1975 - Sculpture, Chisinau
1995 - "Claudia Cobizev at 90", Chisinau

Group Exhibitions in the Republic:
1964-1985 - takes part in the exhibitions organized by the Union of Plastic Artists and other institutions of arts and culture

Moldova Plastic Artists Exhibitions Abroad:
1948 - "Woman, Life and Her Aspirations", Paris, France
1970 - Moscow, Russian Federation
1972 - Moscow, Russian Federation
1975 - Moscow, Russian Federation
1976 - "Glory to Labour", Moscow, Russian Federation
1982 - Sculpture, Ulan-Bator, Mongolia
1983 - "Land and People", Moscow, Russian Federation
1987 - Sofia, Bulgaria

Prizes:
1968 - Laureate of the State Prize of the MSSR

Decorations:
1947 - The Order "Insigna de Onoare", (The Badge of Honour)
1957 - The Order "Drapelul Rosu de Munca" (The Red Banner of Labour)
1960 - Master in Fine Arts of the MSSR
1965 - People's Plastic Artist of the MSSR

Works:
The Moldavian Girl's Head, 1947, wood, 40x22x28
The Woodcutter from Rucar, 1961, plaster, 62x72x36
The Peasant Woman from Campulung, 1962, metal, 64x60x30
The Gagauze /Girl from Ciadar-Lunga/, 1962, metal, 58x39x36
The Servant Woman, 1962, bronze, 29x16x27
The Student, 1965, metal, 40x34x25
The Decorative Relief "Crops", 1971, copper, 88x84
Aurica, 1977, copper, 56x30x32
The sculptural composition "The Women from Tatarbunar" (3 parts), 1980, metal, 1) 58x26x17; 2) 54x20x20; 3) 60x32x18
The Mistress of the Land, 1981, metal, 83x22x21

Critical Review:
The variety of problems that C. Cobizev tackles and of her always new solutions confirm the sculptor's vigorous individuality, the organic character of her creative evolution.

L.Toma

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