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Kvetoslav Bubeník, Informelle Komposition

Lot 4134
30.05.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 380
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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Lot 4134 | Kvetoslav Bubeník, Informelle Komposition
Collage, auf Pressspan mit natürlichen Materialien modellierte geometrische Komposition, mit Pinseltechnik übermalt, rückseitig Klebeetikett mit Künstlername, Ortsbezeichnung "Griechenland" sowie Bezeichnung "Lacktechnique", in einfachen Weichholzrahmen gefasst, Maße 60 x 71 cm. Künstlerinfo: tschechischer Bühnenbildner des Nationaltheaters, Grafikdesigner, Illustrator, Kunstarchitekt und Lehrer (1922 Kostelec na Hané bis 1993 Prag), studierte ab 1938 an der Kunstschule in Zlín, arbeitete während des 2. Weltkriegs als Zeichner, nach 1945 begann er sein Studium bei Karel Svolinský und Antonín Strnadel an der Akademie für Kunst, Architektur und Design, war Schüler von Vincent Makovský, Karel Hofman und insbesondere von Prof. Dr. Jan Kaplický, 1949 als professioneller Designer am Staatlichen Filmtheater in Prag, von 1950 bis 1952 Chefdesigner, ab 1952 am Nationaltheater, zunächst als Bühnenbildner und Regieassistent, später Leitung der Malereien, war fasziniert von den Farben und Lichtern, 1979 wurde sein Werk mit dem Titel "Verdienstvoller Künstler" ausgezeichnet. Quelle: Internet.
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