Zlatyu Boyadziev Georgiev was a Bulgarian artist known for his portraits and landscapes. He was born in 1903 and studied painting at the National Art Academy in Sofia. His work focused on rural scenes before 1951, and became more colorful and composed after suffering a stroke that paralyzed his right side. He continued painting with his left hand until his death in 1976 in Plovdiv. Ivan Mrkvicka was a Bulgarian painter of Czech origin who was one of the founders of new Bulgarian art. He is known for his paintings of folk festivals and customs, as well as historical scenes depicting Bulgarian history. Born in 1856, he studied art in Prague and Munich and taught in

1. Bulgarian Great painters

2. Zlatyu Boyadziev Georgiev
 Zlatyu Boyadziev
Georgiev is a Bulgarian
artist, known for his
portraits and
landscapes. Born on
October 22, 1903 in
Municipality Brezovo.
Graduated in painting
from the National Art
Academy in Sofia in
1923.

3. Zlatyu Boyadziev Georgiev
 His work covers two main periods till 1951 and after that when he
received a severe stroke and his right half was paralyzed . A few
years later he began to paint with his left hand. The first period is
characterized by scenes of rural life.

4. Zlatyu Boyadziev Georgiev
 In the second period the artist's style changed. It includes dozens of
pieces in many colors and compositions

5. Zlatyu Boyadziev Georgiev
 He died on February 2, 1976 in Plovdiv.

6. Ivan Mrkvicka
 Ivan Mrkvicka was a
Bulgarian painter of
Czech origin. Painter,
teacher and public figure,
he was one of the
founders of the new
Bulgarian art.

7. Ivan Mrkvicka
 The most significant artistic
achievements in his genre:
folk festivals, customs, as
an example in this genre is
his famous painting
"Rachenitsa." He worked in
the field of historical
painting. With great
honesty and a deep sense
of patriotism he recreatesd
pages of the history of
Bulgaria. He left portraits
of great artistic value.

8. Ivan Mrkvicka
 Professor Ivan Mrkvicka was born in the village Vidim,
near Duba, the Czech Republic on April 23, 1856. He
studied at the Prague Academy of Fine Arts and in
Munich Art Academy.

9. Ivan Mrkvicka
 After more than four decades he turned back
in the Czech Republic, where he died on May
16, 1938

10. Vladimir Dimitrov - the Master
 Vladimir Dimitrov - the Master is a
prominent Bulgarian painter. One of
the biggest names in Bulgarian
painting. He worked during the first
half of the twentieth century. He
manifested in portrait and landscape
genre and household composition. His
portraits and compositions have
expressive color, idealistic and highly
symbolic pattern radiation.

11. Vladimir Dimitrov - the Master
 Vladimir Dimitrov Poppetrov
was born in 1882 in the
village of Frolosh. After 1895
he changed several jobs
while apprenticed as a
painter and worked as a clerk
at the District Court, where
his talent was spotted. With
voluntarily collected money
by his fellow citizens he went
in Sofia and studied at the
Industrial School of Arts.

12. Vladimir Dimitrov - died in 1960 in Sofia