Showing 24 artworks out of 31 with Museum Kampa
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- Aleš Veselý
- Edward Dwurnik
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- Stjepan Granić
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- Vladimír Janoušek
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- Zdeněk Sýkora
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‘The Cathedral,’ by Czech artist František Kupka (1912–13), is a striking oil painting on canvas embodying the principles of Orphism. Its bold geometric forms and harmonious color palette reflect Kupka's fascination with space and his rejection of traditional representation, establishing him as a pivotal figure in abstract art history.
Edward Dwurnik’s "Revolution" (1996) is a monumental oil painting depicting post-disaster grief & chaos. Explore its gritty realism, angular forms, & dark palette – a powerful social commentary.
An intricate composition of varying geometric squares defines this 1985 black and white drawing by Václav Stratil, offering a profound exploration of form that invites you to experience his visionary Czech mastery.
Discover ‘Out of Bounds’ by Hugo Demartini – a striking 1975 abstract sculpture in concrete. Minimalist modernism meets geometric form & shadow play. Explore this unique artwork.
Explore 'Vertical 271' by květa pacovská – a minimalist abstract masterpiece in black & white. A striking geometric composition, influenced by Judd & LeWitt, perfect for art collectors.
A striking robot-like figure holding a juggling ball defines this 1977 sculpture by Vladimír Janoušek, capturing a surreal moment of kinetic transformation that invites you to explore the depth of modern Czech art.
Explore Zdeněk Sýkora’s ‘Black & White Structure,’ a pioneering 1965 computer-generated abstract painting. Geometric Op Art, digital design, and complex patterns await.
Rustic wooden sculptures with expressive faces create a spontaneous and natural scene in this 1987 work by Ivan Kožarić, inviting you to explore the whimsical charm of this unique contemporary masterpiece.
Explore Jiří Načeradský’s ‘Cyclists’ (1971) – a dynamic oil painting capturing racing energy & emotion. Expressive realism, cool tones, & layered texture evoke speed & competition. #art #czechart #načeradský
A striking 1976 family portrait by Theodor Pištěk captures three figures gazing at the sky in a profound connection to nature, offering a unique opportunity to bring this evocative masterpiece into your collection.
Magnificent 'Figures' sculpture by Magdalena Abakanowicz (1970). Textured clay forms evoke anonymity & contemplation. A unique contemporary art piece.