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Hugo Demartini 1931-2010. ... a měl rád ženy/... and He Liked Women

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This is another presentation of the artist Hugo Demartini who started his career in the 60s. The exhibition of Hugo Demartini encompasses works created between 1956 and the early 1990s from all significant stages of his artistic career. It emphasizes Demartini?s singular contribution to Czech sculpture during the latter half of the 20th century, mainly based on his unyielding courage to experiment. Visitors will get acquainted with the period when the artist became inspired by informal and shows also the time when he was inspired by technical progress. Attention is also paid to his experiments and work during the 1970s and 1980s when he became inspired with destruction art composition.00Exhibition: The National Art Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic (1.3.-28.7.2013).

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Hugo Demartini 1931-2010. ... a měl rád ženy/... and He Liked Women, Lenka Pastýříková

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Tytuł
Hugo Demartini 1931-2010. ... a měl rád ženy/... and He Liked Women
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2013
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
119
ISBN10
8070355239
ISBN13
9788070355237
Seria
Opis
This is another presentation of the artist Hugo Demartini who started his career in the 60s. The exhibition of Hugo Demartini encompasses works created between 1956 and the early 1990s from all significant stages of his artistic career. It emphasizes Demartini?s singular contribution to Czech sculpture during the latter half of the 20th century, mainly based on his unyielding courage to experiment. Visitors will get acquainted with the period when the artist became inspired by informal and shows also the time when he was inspired by technical progress. Attention is also paid to his experiments and work during the 1970s and 1980s when he became inspired with destruction art composition.00Exhibition: The National Art Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic (1.3.-28.7.2013).