Ibrahim Likmetaj Kodra (22 April 1918 – 7 February 2006) was an Albanian
painter
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.
Biography
Kodra was born in
Ishëm
Ishëm is a former municipality in the Durrës County, northwestern Albania. At the 2015 local government reform it became a subdivision of the municipality Durrës. The population at the 2011 census was 5,001.Biography ibrahimkodra.com His mother died when he was young, and he did not receive adequate treatment from his stepmother. His father was working in the Commercial Marine. Ibrahim took art classes from
Odhise Paskali
Odhise Paskali (22 December 1903 – 13 September 1985) is one of the most acclaimed Albanian sculptors. For his contribution, he was awarded the People's Artist of Albania award.
Early life
Paskali was born in 1903 in Përmet, Ottoman Empire. ...
during 1929, focusing on sport as well. Kodra practiced discus and
hammer
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throw, without pretending any professional career in sport, since those disciplines were not even present in Albania at that time. While taking drawing classes, one of his drawings would come into the focus of Queen Geraldine. This would change his course of life, and later it would be speculated that he was friend of Prince Tati and part of the royal circle, which was not true, though it never seriously bothered the artist. In 1938, he went to
Italy
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to study
fine arts
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supported by a
scholarship
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Scholarsh ...
from the Albanian Kingdom, and there he won a second scholarship from the Italian government as an emerging talent with the intervention of Jacomoni, and went to study in
Milan
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in the
Academy of Fine Arts of Brera
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.
In 1944 he opened his first workshop in
Milan
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; in 1948 he opened a personal and group exposition in the "Art Club" in
Rome
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, where he met and become friend of
Pablo Picasso
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, which often will be contested on artistic reflections. In 1950 he painted
fresco
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s in the most important museums and buildings of Milan. Kodra then opened an exposition with Picasso,
Henri Matisse
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,
Amedeo Modigliani
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,
Georges Rouault
Georges Henri Rouault (; 27 May 1871, Paris – 13 February 1958) was a French painter, draughtsman and print artist, whose work is often associated with Fauvism and Expressionism.
Childhood and education
Rouault was born in Paris into a po ...
Chiavari
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Pre-Roman and Roman Era
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(Italy).
He had many other personal expos all around the world, including:
*Collective exposition in "Paradise" with
Pablo Picasso
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,
Salvador Dalí
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Ernst
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,
Carlo Levi
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He is best known for his book '' Cristo si è fermato a Eboli'' (''Christ Stopped at Eboli''), published in 1945, a memoir of h ...
,
Braque
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, etc.
*Collective exposition in "Mostra del disegno e dell'incisione contemporanea" in 1943 in
Milan
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, with
Emilio Vedova
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Vedova was born in Venice into a working-c ...
,
Renato Guttuso
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,
Giacomo Manzù
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, Cassinari, Morlotti, etc.
*Collective exposition in "Mostra del disegno italiano contemporaneo" in
Chiavari
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1954, with
Pablo Picasso
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Milan
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(Galleria Montenapoleone, 1954), with
Joan Miró
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Ernst
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* Anton Ernst (1975-) ...
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with
Corneille
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As a young man, he earned the valuable patronag ...
,
Gear
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Millares
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, etc.
*Numerous collectives in Milan, the Stone Gallery in
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, "Senator" in
Stuttgart
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, and also in the "New Art Center" in Zurich.
*Personal expo in Modern Art Gallery in
Pristina
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and personal expo the "2D Gallery" in
Sassari
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.
His works are in the Museum of Vatican, in the Chamber of Deputies (House of Representatives) of the Italian Parliament in Rome, in exclusive private collections all around the world. In 1996 he won the "Honor of the Nation" award from Albania ( sq, Nderi i Kombit), and in 1997, shortly after painting Albania Fantastica he was appointed honorary consul and he was given a diplomatic passport to the Republic of Albania.
He died in
Milan
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in 2006. Kodra was buried in front of Ishëm Castle according to his will to be buried there. His house in
Milan
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is converted in a museum, with the initiative of Fatos Fasliu, president of "Ibrahim Kodra Foundation" in Milan. In February 2010, a museum dedicated to his work was opened in Melide,
Lugano
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, with the support of Albanian entrepreneur
Behgjet Pacolli
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cultural organization supporting emerging art talents and promoting Kodra's work.
Awards
*
Honor of Nation Order
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Chamber of Deputies
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Pristina
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, in the collection of art of the City of
Milan
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Santa Maria di Leuca
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.
Catalogs and bibliography
*''Kodra das Fantastische in der Kunst ; Vernissage am 7. März 1984 ... anläßlich der Partnerstadt-Aktion "Die Lombardei & Mailand"'' (1984),
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– Hertie Zeil
*''Ibrahim Kodra : opere degli anni '80'' (1982), Michele Prisco; Giorgio Celli; Carmelo Strano,
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849043385,
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– La Tela Petruso
*''Ibrahim Kodra : colori d'acque e d'Albania'', Aldo Gerbino; Ivan Caric; Giorgio Celli,
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*''Dal 13 al 28 marzo 1976 per una ricerca comune Ibrahim Kodra più Gigi Gherard'' (1976),
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797452882,
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Palermo
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– Edizioni Centro d'Arte La Tela
*''Kodra, një univers'' (1992), Abdulla Tafa,
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Tirana
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– Enti ART
*''Il lungo inverno (The long winter)'' (1988), Roberto Ruberto; Ibrahim Kodra,
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52561452, Milan – Rosone*''Ibrahim Kodra : atalogue', Ibrahim Kodra, Antonino De Bono,
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22099930, Series: Profili del Comanducci
*''Il Carpine. Galleria d'arte'' (1966), Ibrahim Kodra, Walter Fedler,
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Rome
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*''Solarità mediterranee'' (2004), Ibrahim Kodra,
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Palermo
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– Palazzo della Regione
*''Nga Ishmi në Brera : Kujtime'' (2000), Ibrahim Kodra, Demetrio Patituc̦it, ,
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Tirana
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*''Ibrahim Kodra : artist file : study photographs and reproductions of works of art with accompanying documentation 1930?–1990'',
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–
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*''Ibrahim Kodra'' (1972),
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La Spezia
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Milan
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– Collana d'oro maestri del mediterraneo
*''Ibrahim Kodra e il Teatro Massino'' (1997),
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799494763, Palermo – Centro Paolo Borsellino
*''Ibrahim Kodra : Palazzo Municipale dal 16/11 al 9/12/84'' (1984), Ibrahim Kodra, Cernusco. Assessorato alla Cultura,
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313541343, Milan – Tipogr. B.C.S. r.
*''Ibrahim Kodra : 25 marzo-20 Aprile 1972'' (1972),
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Naples
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– Galleria d'arte "Il Tarlo"
*''Ibrahim Kodra : mostra personale del pittore 14 marzo – 3 aprile 1959'', Milan – Galleria Bergamini,
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*''Ibrahim Kodra : Galerija e Artit Prishtinë Jugosllavia, Korrik 1968'' (1968),
Anton Çetta
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*''Sav taj crtež : 17 međunarodnih izložba (originalnog) crteža'' (2009), Daina Glavočić; Ljubica Dujmović Kosovac; Andy Jelčić;Jelčić: ''Österreichischer Staatspreis für literarische Übersetzung'' 2017 Slobodan Drenovac,
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Gallery
File:Ibrahim Kodra, Music lesson, 1997 oil on canvas, 80x100 cm.JPG, ''Music Lesson'', 1997, oil on canvas, 80x100
File:Ibrahim Kodra, The date, 1987 oil on canvas, 80x100 cm.JPG, ''The date'', 1987, oil on canvas, 80x100
File:Ibrahim Kodra, The war for peace, 1977 oil on canvas, 80x100 cm.JPG, ''The war for peace'', 1977, oil on canvas, 80x100
File:Ibrahim Kodra, The birth of the idol, 1971 oil on canvas, 80x100 cm.JPG, ''The birth of the idol'', 1971, oil on canvas, 80x100
File:Ibrahim Kodra, Seeking new idols, 1968 oil on canvas, 80 x 100 cm.JPG, ''Seeking new idols'', 1968, oil on canvas, 80x100
File:Ibrahim Kodra, The sea, 1968 oil on canvas, 80x100 cm.JPG, ''The sea'', 1968, oil on canvas, 80x100