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Treasures Close at Heart: Romania’s Dan Chisovsky

2011-05-29 by Phil Butler

În Oglindă or In the Mirror

Like most searchers for the exquisite, the rare, the beautiful, many of our most extraordinary discoveries come from very near. Dan Chisovsky, award winning graphic designer, film director, and professor of animation for Romania’s Ministry of Education, is today’s Treasures of Eastern Europe profile today.

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