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Kamil Sonad | |
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| Born | 1914 |
| Occupation | Sculptor |
Kamil Sonad (1914, year of death unknown) was a Turkish sculptor.
Sonad was born in Istanbul in 1914, a student of Rudolf Belling. His early work began with classical nudes, aiming to represent the modern woman of the Republic of Turkey. Much of his early work was in plaster. Sonad is deceased. [1]
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