Artist Eglė Ridikaitė celebrates her 60th birthday: in her works, everyday life transforms into signs of memory
Painter Eglė Ridikaitė, laureate of the Lithuanian National Culture and Art Prize, today celebrates her 60th birthday.
Painter Eglė Ridikaitė, laureate of the Lithuanian National Culture and Art Prize, today celebrates her 60th birthday.
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