Some artists
who are commemorated in the Bubeneč cemetery in Prague: |
1. Jaroslav Vodráka (1894-1984), painter, graphic artist and illustrator. |
"Victoria", Czechia is liberated from the Germans (23-5-1945). 22,5 x 10 cm, lithography |
Ex Libris for Ing. O. Hradečny, lithography, 14 x 4,5 cm |
Ex Libris for Radomil olc |
Ex Libris for Libu |
"Prag", Steindruck Nr 21/90, 275x430mm. |
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Karel Tondl (1893-1980), painter, graphic artist and illustrator. Disciple of prof. J. Loukota, V. Bukovac, J. Preisler and M. Svabinsky at AVU in Prague. He studied art history, aesthetics and philosophy at FF UK, graphics at Sorbonne in Paris. He was founder of SVU Ales, member of Societe Nationale des Beaux-Art in Paris, Print Society in London, UB in Bratislava and SCUG Hollar. |
Grave of Professor Jan Tondl (22.05.1854 - 26.11.1917) and the urns of Karel and Vlasta Tondl |
The urns of Prof. Dr. Karel Tondl (1893-1980; deserved artist; academic painter and graphic artist) and Vlasta Tondlová (*22.3.1902 - + 1.5.2000; opera singer) |
Karel Tondl: "Two nude Women", woodcut on silk paper", 128x92 mm |
Karel Tondl: "New-York", woodcut on paper, 238x328 mm, dated 25-8-1921 |
Karel Tondl: "Nude Women and Children at a lake", tempera on board, 27x34cm, 1933 |
Karel Tondl: "Mountains", oil on board, 40x30cm, 1923 |
Karel Tondl: "National Theatre, Prague", monotype, 25x33cm |
Karel Tondl: "Nude Woman by a Curtain", oil on cardboard, 34x24,5 cm |
Karel Tondl: "Nudes at a Lake", oil on paper, 1944 |
Karel Tondl: "Castle Karlova Koruna near Chlumec nad Cidlinou", litho, 280x397mm |
Karel Tondl: "Muzeum Bedricha Smetany in Prague", litho, 325x233mm |
Karel Tondl: "A Day by the River Seine", 1930. Cycle with six woodcuts with foreword by M. Novotny. Published as 3rd volume of Primavera edition by J. Polívka, 520 copies. |
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The River Seine: woodcut 1 |
The River Seine: woodcut 2 |
The River Seine: woodcut 3
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The River Seine: woodcut 4 |
The River Seine: woodcut 5 |
The River Seine: woodcut 6 |
Karel Tondl: "Three nude Girls at the Sea", drawing in ink, 1934 |
3. Ladislav
Jirka (11.2.1914
- 15.5.1986), graphic artist and engraver |
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