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Bohumil Kubišta a české výtvarné umění 1905-2013 (Bohumil Kubišta and Czech Art 1905-2013)
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Bohumil Kubišta a české výtvarné umění 1905-2013 (Bohumil Kubišta and Czech Art 1905-2013) -
Bohumil Kubišta a české výtvarné umění 1905-2013 (Bohumil Kubišta and Czech Art 1905-2013) -
Bohumil Kubišta a české výtvarné umění 1905-2013 (Bohumil Kubišta and Czech Art 1905-2013) -
Bohumil Kubišta a české výtvarné umění 1905-2013 (Bohumil Kubišta and Czech Art 1905-2013) -
Bohumil Kubišta a české výtvarné umění 1905-2013 (Bohumil Kubišta and Czech Art 1905-2013) -
Bohumil Kubišta a české výtvarné umění 1905-2013 (Bohumil Kubišta and Czech Art 1905-2013) -
Bohumil Kubišta a české výtvarné umění 1905-2013 (Bohumil Kubišta and Czech Art 1905-2013) -
Bohumil Kubišta a české výtvarné umění 1905-2013 (Bohumil Kubišta and Czech Art 1905-2013) -
Bohumil Kubišta a české výtvarné umění 1905-2013 (Bohumil Kubišta and Czech Art 1905-2013) -

Bohumil Kubišta a české výtvarné umění 1905-2013 (Bohumil Kubišta and Czech Art 1905-2013)

With the subtitle “Intersections, Clashes, Overlaps”, this publication offers an analytical evaluation of the life, work and personal opinions of Bohumil Kubišta – one of the most important artists of the Czech inter-war avantgarde scene, yet a figure who has been largely neglected by art experts for over thirty years. This paradox between Kubišta’s enormous artistic contribution (indeed his central role in founding the avantgarde scene of the 1920s and 30s) and the lack of scholarly research into his work was the key inspiration behind this exhibition and the accompanying catalogue. The individual chapters focus on Kubišta’s own work and his influence on other artists and groupings. In his chapter, Jan Kudrna traces Kubišta’s influence on the Devětsil group, while Jiří Jůza explores how Kubišta influenced the art scene in the 1950s. The texts also encompass a range of artists (reaching right up to the present day) who have drawn inspiration from Kubišta’s works for a wide variety of reasons.

Text in Czech only.
Concept: Karel Srp
Texts: Jiří Jůza, Jan Kudrna, Helena Musilová, Karel Srp
Photographic archive: photographic archives of the Central Bohemian Regional Gallery, David Hanvald, Galerie Klatovy / Klenová, Galerie KODL, Gallery of Modern Art in Hradec Králové, Galerie Pictura, Cheb Art Gallery, Karlovy Vary Art Gallery, Galerie Zdeněk Sklenář, Ivan Pinkava, Josef Bolf, Michal Macků, Museum Kampa – Jan and Meda Mládek Foundation, Regional Art Gallery in Liberec, Petr Veselý, Prinz Prager Gallery, Photographic Division of the National Gallery in Prague, Oto Palán, Ondřej Polák
Reproductions: Radek Typovský, Studio Marvil
Graphic design, typesetting: Libor Jelínek, Dynamo design
Text editing: Dagmar Magincová
Published by Arbor vitae, Řevnice and the Gallery of Fine Arts in Ostrava, 2014, to accompany the exhibition held at the Gallery of Fine Arts from 3. 10. 2014 to 4. 1. 2015
Print: Indigoprint, s. r. o., Prague
First edition
142 pp., 130 reproductions, paperback

ISBN 978-80-7467-072-5


Product code: K0245
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