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'''Ana Henrieta Neczpal''', (she/her) visual [[Artists|artist]], (b. 1948, Timișoara) of German ethnical background, has lived in [[Romania]]. Her parents were workers: daughter of Mihai (driver) and Terezia-Ana (waitress). After graduating from 12th grade and becoming a cartoonist, she tried to flee across the border, but was caught. Scarce information about her artistic works. | '''Ana Henrieta Neczpal''', (she/her) visual [[Artists|artist]], (b. 1948, Timișoara, Romania) of German ethnical background, has lived in [[Romania]]. Her parents were workers: daughter of Mihai (driver) and Terezia-Ana (waitress). After graduating from 12th grade and becoming a cartoonist, she tried to flee across the border, but was caught. Scarce information about her artistic works. | ||
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Ana Henrieta Neczpal was arrested on the morning of April 16, 1968, after attempting to illegally cross the Romanian-Yugoslav border through the Stamora-Moraviţa point, in a hiding place created in the car of her fiancé, Reiter Martin.<ref>Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, Cover v., ff. 20, 39.</ref>. She was sentenced to one year of correctional imprisonment for attempted fraudulent border crossing by sentence no. 88/1968 given by the Timiş Military Tribunal<ref>Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, End-cover.</ref>. She served her sentence in Timișoara and Oradea penitentiaries, since 27 dec 1968<ref>Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, Cover</ref>. She was released on October 29, 1968, based on Decision no. 985/1968 of the Council of State, being pardoned from the rest of the sentence<ref>Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, f. 2</ref>. | Ana Henrieta Neczpal was arrested on the morning of April 16, 1968, after attempting to illegally cross the Romanian-Yugoslav border through the Stamora-Moraviţa point, in a hiding place created in the car of her fiancé, Reiter Martin.<ref>Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, Cover v., ff. 20, 39.</ref>. She was sentenced to one year of correctional imprisonment for attempted fraudulent border crossing by sentence no. 88/1968 given by the Timiş Military Tribunal<ref>Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, End-cover.</ref>. She served her sentence in Timișoara and Oradea penitentiaries, since 27 dec 1968<ref>Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, Cover</ref>. She was released on October 29, 1968, based on Decision no. 985/1968 of the Council of State, being pardoned from the rest of the sentence<ref>Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, f. 2</ref>. | ||
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Ana Henrieta Neczpal
Biography
Ana Henrieta Neczpal, (she/her) visual artist, (b. 1948, Timișoara, Romania) of German ethnical background, has lived in Romania. Her parents were workers: daughter of Mihai (driver) and Terezia-Ana (waitress). After graduating from 12th grade and becoming a cartoonist, she tried to flee across the border, but was caught. Scarce information about her artistic works.
Arrest under communist regime
Ana Henrieta Neczpal was arrested on the morning of April 16, 1968, after attempting to illegally cross the Romanian-Yugoslav border through the Stamora-Moraviţa point, in a hiding place created in the car of her fiancé, Reiter Martin.[1]. She was sentenced to one year of correctional imprisonment for attempted fraudulent border crossing by sentence no. 88/1968 given by the Timiş Military Tribunal[2]. She served her sentence in Timișoara and Oradea penitentiaries, since 27 dec 1968[3]. She was released on October 29, 1968, based on Decision no. 985/1968 of the Council of State, being pardoned from the rest of the sentence[4].
Artistic disciplines:
Artistic practice
Scarce information.
Notable themes
Works not available.
Works in collections and public recognition
None known.
Selected exhibitions
None known.
Press
- Artist page on Modernism.com, research carried out by Cosmin Nasui on artists arrested under communist regime in Romania[5]
Gallery Representation
- None currently known.
For further commercial and non-commercial inquiries, feel free to contact NPK
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(artistic practices, currents, techniques, themes - applicable hashtags for this artist)
- ↑ Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, Cover v., ff. 20, 39.
- ↑ Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, End-cover.
- ↑ Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, Cover
- ↑ Source: ACNSAS, fond Penal, file no. 37686, vol. 1, f. 2
- ↑ https://www.postmodernism.ro/neczpal-ana-henrieta/
