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- About Me:
- Shefqet Avdush Emini, born on 2 June 1957 in Davidovc,Kosovo. I have graduaded on the Fine Art Academy, direction painting in Prishtina, Kosovo. After graduading I have worked as alecturer.Painting and sculpturing has always kept me occupied.I live in Holland since1994, thereafter I have worked as a professional artist.
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- http://www.eminidavidovcartist.tk/
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Salam,
Welcome home Shqet, hoping to share with you your news , art, and views.