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Z.Petrovic, Paris. Okt. 1956

Zoran Petrović, akademski slikar, rođen je 7. aprila 1921. godine u selu Sakule u Banatu. Gimnaziju je završio u Pančevu. Diplomirao je godine 1948. na Akademiji za likovne umetnosti u Beogradu na odseku za slikarstvo. Specijalku u klasi Đorđa Andrejevića Kuna završava 1949. U toku studija su mu predavali Vasa Pomorišac, Milo Milunović i Ivan Tabaković. Bavio se slikarstvom, crtežom, grafikom, kolažom, skulpturom (na bazi livenog i varenog metala)…

Autor je čuvene Mašinobalade, mape crteža i tekstova, koja je nastajala u vremenu od 1958. do 1966. godine.

Od 1975. godine počinje da se bavi skulpturom na principu varenog i livenog gvožđa.

Izlagao je na brojnim grupnim izložbama u zemlji i inostranstvu, a 1961. godine bio je predstavnik Jugoslavije na VI bijenalu u Sao Paolu u Brazilu. Tom prilikom je dobio nagradu za crteže Leirner fondacije.

Imao je brojne samostalne izložbe u tadašnjoj Jugoslaviji, u Beogradu, Novom Sadu, Zrenjaninu, Nišu, Pančevu, kao i širom sveta, u Parizu, Veneciji, Londonu…

Dobitnik je brojnih nagrada u zemlji i inostranstvu.

Njegova dela se nalaze u muzejima, galerijama i privatnim kolekcijama širom sveta.

Profesorskim radom bavio se na Fakultetu likovne umetnosti u Beogradu od 1949. sve do 1986. godine, gde je predavao crtanje i slikanje.

Bio je član grupe Samostalni od 1951. do 1953. i jedan od osnivača Decembarske grupe, gde je član od 1955. do 1960. godine. Jedan je od osnivača Umetničke kolonije u Bačkoj Topoli i Ečkoj. Bio je aktivan u radu kolonija u Senti, Vršcu, Pančevu, Deliblatskom pesku…

Likovna umetnost nije jedina oblast njegovog kreativnog interesovanja.

Mag ravničarskog predela, vojvođanskog podneblja, ostavlja zapažena književna dela. Matica srpska mu objavljuje knjigu Selo Sakule u Banatu 1969., a drugo izdanje 1986. godine. Dramska adaptacije ove knjige pod istim naslovom i drugim verzijama (Pendžeri ravnice, Pa izvolte u Sakule i Banatske slike i prilike), izvođena je pozorištima skoro hiljadu puta. Drame Bećarac i Sakuljani, a o kapitalu, takođe postužu uspeh kod publike. Seriju od sedam emisija Banatska kazivanja (monodrame) emitovala je TV Beograd.

Film Hitler iz našeg sokaka, po scenariu Zorana Petrovića, realizovala je filmska kuća Jadran – film iz Zagreba. Ovo filmsko ostvarenje dobilo je na Pulskom festivalu 1975. godine Srebrnu arenu za režiju i glavnu mušku ulogu.

Petrović je bio član Udruženja dramskih pisaca Srbije. Dobitnik je nagrade grada Vršca 1970. godine na Sterijinom pozorju za tekst savremene komedije. Od opštine Opovo godine 1987. dobije Zlatnu plaketu za pisanu reč o zavičaju. Njegovi se tekstovi nalaze u Letopisu Matice srpske, časopisu Književnost i listu Pančevac.

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Claude Aveline, pen name of Evgen Avtsine (19 July 1901 – 4 November 1992), was a writer, publisher, editor, poet and member of the French Resistance. Aveline, who was born in Paris, France, has authored numerous books and writings throughout his writing career. He was known as a versatile author, writing novels, poems, screenplays, plays, articles, sayings, and more.

He was born to Jewish parents who had fled the racial segregation they were subjected to in Russia, moved to France in 1891 and became French citizens in 1905. Avtsine studied at the prestigious Lycée Henri-IV in Paris and then in a school in Versailles to which his parents moved. In 1915, he volunteered as a medic in the First World War, then went to college in Paris, but his health deteriorated and he had to stop his studies. In 1918 - 1919 he lived near the city of Cannes in southeast France, where he began writing under the pen name Claude Aveline.

In 1919, his poems were published in magazines, and he was introduced to writer Anatole France, becoming his protégé and close friend. In 1920, he returned to Paris, worked as an editor of an art journal, and accepted a request to write a book about Buddha, called `La merveilleuse légende de siddhartha gautama bouddha`. In 1922, aged 21, he founded his own publishing house under the name `Chez Claude Aveline éditeur` and was subsequently called `the youngest publisher in France`. and even `in the world`.

After another health incident in 1923, Aveline stayed four years in a health clinic in Font-Romeu, where he met and befriended a young patient, Jean Vigo, eventually becoming a film director. Aveline would later act both as the executor of the filmmaker`s estate, and as the legal guardian of Vigo`s daughter after his wife`s death; in 1951 Aveline founded the Prix Jean Vigo given to young film directors. He was president of the jury board for twenty-five years. In 1932 he published the detective novel `La Double Mort de Frédéric Belot`, which was a public success, and in 1936, the novel `Le Prisonnier`. Le Prisonnier has been cited by Albert Camus as an influence and inspiration for his successful novel, L`Étranger. Favoring the left side of the political spectrum, he contributed to the writing of numerous communist and anti-fascist journals and publications, such as Commune and Vendredi.

During the Nazi occupation in World War II Claude Aveline joined the French Resistance. In 1952 he won the Grand Prix of the Société des gens de lettres and the Prix Italia in 1955 for his creative work in radio dramas. In 1956, Aveline asked his many artist friends to artistically illustrate, i.e. draw or paint the Portrait de l`Oiseau-Qui-N`Existe-Pas (Portrait of the bird that doesn`t exist), a poem he wrote in 1950, which was subsequently translated into 55 languages. An anthology was made out of 108 portraits by artists of various backgrounds and styles such as Henri-Georges Adam, Atlan, Bertholle, Bissiere, Prassinos, Music, Singier, Vieira da Silva and Jacques Villon. In 1963 Aveline donated it to the Musée National d`Art Moderne in Paris where it was exposed. His bust, made in 1967 by Ossip Zadkine, was the last sculpture created by Zadkine before his death. Aveline wrote «Je suis le dernier Zadkine» (I am the last Zadkine) in French newspaper Le Figaro, in homage to the artist.

In 1974 he began writing memoirs. He died in 1992 in Paris.