Atelier Ipsos Maria Radulescu

Bucharest

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Atelier Ipsos Maria Radulescu

Step into the enchanting world of Atelier Ipsos Maria Radulescu, where artistry in plaster has been perfected over six decades. Located near Bucharest's National University of Arts, this atelier showcases the magic of Maria Radulescu's craft. You can explore a range of ready-made creations or commission custom pieces, each a testament to her skilled hands and artistic vision.

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addressCalea Griviței 35, București
phone+40 72 025 31 24

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