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Aurel Cosma in Timisoara, Romania

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Title
Aurel Cosma (1867-1931)

Artist
Unknown

Date
X

Medium
Bronze

Dimensions
Lifesize bust

Accession#
X

Credit
Public sculpture

Aurel Traian Cosma was a lawyer and politician, fighter for the rights of Romanians in the Banat, president of the Romanian National Party from Banat, artisan union Banat Romania and chairman of the delegation to the Alba Iulia Banat, the first Romanian prefect of Timis county-Torontal MP in several legislatures, Minister of Public Works. Born in the village of Banat Beregsău Mare on September 1867. According to tradition kept in the family, ancestors Cosmesti were from his vine, "Barsan" shepherds come from Barsa and in turn originate from Moldova. Father Cosmas Damascus, was a teacher at Beregsău and his mother, Maria Panaiot was akin Mocioneştii and Vukovicii and descended from a family of Romanian ancient Macedonians settled in Banat.
Auriel joined the army and completed a wide variety of studies. Having a vast experience through different fields, he joined Romanian Banat. This move was, as it was unexpected as it was criticized by former colleagues. Despite criticism quickly moved to strengthen the party organization and territory. In 1922 the Liberals come to power and Cosma is appointed Minister of Public Works. In this capacity he acted to personnel reorganization, railway transport, mail, trade, industry. Along with other Liberal MPs, has made an important contribution to the completion of the Constitution in 1923. He held the portfolio of Minister for nearly two years. After it ran for deputy mandate of Timisoara. Under the influence of his personality undisputed leader, the Liberals had a broad support in Timisoara at that time. In 1930, as a result of worsening health, he retired as head of the liberal organization.
He died on 31 July 1931. His funeral of Timisoara mobilized a large table that I liked and appreciated. He left behind a political testament addressed to his grandson Aurel Cosma jr., And difficult situations with a mortgage of a million lei. He had to say on his deathbed: "I was born poor and die poor."
(Credit; Emciclopediaromaniei)

náhodný výběr modelů

House Frontal Pole at The British Museum, London

Head of a Youth at The British Museum, London

Male Torso at The Réunion des Musées Nationaux, Paris

Fragment from The Ephesus temple at The British Museum, London

Injured Niobide at The Louvre, Paris

Drusus Maior at the Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels

home technologie 3D tisku 3D tiskarny materiály 3D scanery 3D modely ART 3D programy 3D Slicer Reklama 3D tiskárny AONN.cz Spřátelené Weby		3D modely ART Aurel Cosma in Timisoara, Romania velikost souboru - 18MB stáhnout soubor 3D vizualizace Title Aurel Cosma (1867-1931) Artist Unknown Date X Medium Bronze Dimensions Lifesize bust Accession# X Credit Public sculpture Aurel Traian Cosma was a lawyer and politician, fighter for the rights of Romanians in the Banat, president of the Romanian National Party from Banat, artisan union Banat Romania and chairman of the delegation to the Alba Iulia Banat, the first Romanian prefect of Timis county-Torontal MP in several legislatures, Minister of Public Works. Born in the village of Banat Beregsău Mare on September 1867. According to tradition kept in the family, ancestors Cosmesti were from his vine, "Barsan" shepherds come from Barsa and in turn originate from Moldova. Father Cosmas Damascus, was a teacher at Beregsău and his mother, Maria Panaiot was akin Mocioneştii and Vukovicii and descended from a family of Romanian ancient Macedonians settled in Banat. Auriel joined the army and completed a wide variety of studies. Having a vast experience through different fields, he joined Romanian Banat. This move was, as it was unexpected as it was criticized by former colleagues. Despite criticism quickly moved to strengthen the party organization and territory. In 1922 the Liberals come to power and Cosma is appointed Minister of Public Works. In this capacity he acted to personnel reorganization, railway transport, mail, trade, industry. Along with other Liberal MPs, has made an important contribution to the completion of the Constitution in 1923. He held the portfolio of Minister for nearly two years. After it ran for deputy mandate of Timisoara. Under the influence of his personality undisputed leader, the Liberals had a broad support in Timisoara at that time. In 1930, as a result of worsening health, he retired as head of the liberal organization. He died on 31 July 1931. His funeral of Timisoara mobilized a large table that I liked and appreciated. He left behind a political testament addressed to his grandson Aurel Cosma jr., And difficult situations with a mortgage of a million lei. He had to say on his deathbed: "I was born poor and die poor." (Credit; Emciclopediaromaniei) náhodný výběr modelů House Frontal Pole at The British Museum, London Head of a Youth at The British Museum, London Male Torso at The Réunion des Musées Nationaux, Paris Fragment from The Ephesus temple at The British Museum, London Injured Niobide at The Louvre, Paris Drusus Maior at the Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels
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