Eyüboğlu tells ‘Istanbul Epic’

Eyüboğlu tells ‘Istanbul Epic’

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News
Turkey’s renowned poet and painter Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu will be commemorated on the 102nd anniversary of his birth with an exhibition to open at Çırağan Palace’s Kempinski Art Gallery.

Titled “Istanbul Epic,” the exhibition will feature 50 pieces of his calligraphy, gravure printing, ceramics, sculptures, stained glass, serigraphy and paintings, which successfully combine traditional decoration and folk handcraft patterns.

The exhibition will open on Jan. 4 and continue daily until Feb. 19.
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