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Stepan Nikolaevich Uvarov

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Stepan Nikolaevich Uvarov (2.8.1854 – 24.1.1936 Banská Bystrica) was a Russian painter, graphic artist, in 1920 he settled in Czechoslovakia, organized lectures and exhibitions of his paintings and drawings.

Mixed media, paper, signed: С. Уваров, date 1913, dedication

Paper 20 x 9 cm, frame 49 x 36 cm

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Henny Kiek, Westerkerk, Amsterdam

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View of the Renaissance Westerkerk Church in the Center of Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Netherlands, early 20th century, signed: Henny Kiek

Canvas 40 x 30 cm, frame 47 x 37 cm

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E. Mayer, By the river

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1st half of the 20th century, oil on canvas, frame, signed: E. Mayer

Canvas 40 x 27 cm, frame 54 x 42 cm

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Augustin Drašar, Morava River

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Augustin Drašar (November 4, 1893, Studánka – date of death not given) was a Czech academic painter, illuminator and teacher, whose work and professional life were closely connected with Olomouc and the region of North Moravia.

From 1917 to 1922 he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague in the studios of prominent professors August Brömse and Vratislav Nechleba.

As an artist, he actively participated in artistic life in the Olomouc region. He was a member of the Regional Center of the Union of Czechoslovak Fine Artists in Olomouc.

Drašar was mainly engaged in figurative and decorative painting, landscape painting and illustration. His style is based on classical academic training.

He often depicted Olomouc and the surrounding landscape. He regularly exhibited his works at the House of Arts in Olomouc, for example at member exhibitions in 1951 and 1958.

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Apple Trees, Ondřej Petrlík

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Ondřej Petrlík (1989)

2009–2015 Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, studio of Vladimír Skrepl and Jiří Kovanda, 2012 internship at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste, Dresden, with H.P. Adamski. Ondřej Petrlík is a Czech painter whose work moves between figuration and abstraction, personal mythology and visual introspection. He grew up among antiques and into the post-internet era, his painting combines expression, playfulness, exoticism and cultural references. Recently, his work has been strongly oriented towards landscape motifs and at the same time reflects the history of art, connecting personal experiences with archetypal and historical visual references. The works often depict fragments of bodies, animals and dreamscapes, creating visual scenes from the inner world. Ondřej Petrlík’s works are part of private collections in the Czech Republic and abroad. Notable collections include Galerie Wannieck and Osmička.

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Jan Sklenář, Z Benešovska

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Jan Sklenář (*1909 – ?)

Czech landscape painter, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague under J. Šilhavý and V. Sychra. In the 1960s he emigrated to Switzerland.

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Stepan Nikolaevich Uvarov, Around Vologdo

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Stepan Nikolaevich Uvarov

(2.8.1854 – 24.1.1936 Banská Bystrica)

Russian painter, graphic designer, in 1920 settled in Czechoslovakia, organized lectures and exhibitions of his paintings and drawings.

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Rosario di Fazio, Woman looking on Sicily

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Rosario di Fazio, Woman looking on Sicily landscape from a hill, oil on desk, framed. On the back painted study of a woman.

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František Bruner-Dvořák, Český ráj

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František Bruner-Dvořák (1862–1927) graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, then graduated from the Art Academy in Vienna and Munich. Later he worked in Italy, and in 1889–1895 he traveled the US – the studio in Philadelphia, Chicago or Detroit – where he gained great popularity with his portraits and genre scenes, which he focused mainly. France became another destination in 1895–1904, where his work focuses more on figural art and symbolism. In 1905 he returned to Bohemia and settles in the studio on Prague and works on a major order – painting portraits of members of the d´Este aristocratic family, which you can see now in the Konopiště national chateau. Towards the end of his life, Dvořák is newly devoted to landscape painting. This period can also include this scene, which captures a distant view of the ruins of Trosky Castle.

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V. Jonáš, Landscape with water

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Oil on canvas, frame, sign. V. Jonáš.

65 x 80 cm

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