Boris Dimovski

The great Bulgarian artist Boris Dimoski died at the age of 81 on March 27, 2007. Boris Iliev Dimovski He was born on October 20, 1925 in the village of Yavorovo, Assenovgrad region. He was a member of Parliament in the Grand National Assembly. He studied black-and-white drawing in the Arts academy in Sofia from 1949 to 1951, in the classes of Ilia Bezhkov. He worked actively in the sphere of caricature and black-and-white drawing, published drawings in periodicals, took part in TV programs. Dimovski was an artist in the Trud paper (1954-1958 and from 1969), Starshel paper (1958 - 1969). He was assistant to the Bulgarian cinematography. He draw the paintings for books for children and adults such as Bezopasni igli (Safety Pins) – 1963, Lyuti Chushki (Chili Peppers) - 1968, 1990, 1993, Vnimatelni feiletoni (Careful Feuilletons) – 1963, Lichen kontakt (Personal Contact) – 2004, and others from Radoi Ralin; Nevchesani misli (Disheveled thoughts) of Stanislav Lets – 1968, Migove v kibritena kutiika (Moment in a box of matches) of O. Krasteva – 1970, and many, many others. He was a Laureate of a number of awards for achievements in the caricature field.