Dusan Kadlec Handsigned and Numbered Limited Edition Remarque Giclee on Paper:"Hartford Evening"
Artist: Dusan Kadlec
Title: Hartford Evening
Image Size: 22"h x 36"w
Edition Size: Artist Hansigned and Numbered Paper to 125 | COA
Medium: Canvas Giclee
About the Artist: Dusan Kadlec was born in Czechoslovakia in 1942. He pursued his interest in art from a very early age, ultimately studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague where he received a Masters Degree in 1967. His undergraduate and graduate training focused on traditional painting techniques, but he also explored aspects of sculpture, jewelry design, art restoration, and architecture. This European academic training is apparent in his painting style. THe compositions of his canvases reflect the tradition of the great European masters, and embody the Romantic Classicism that is a nineteenth-century acedemic trademark.
After completing his masters, Dusan was fortunate to have successfully established his career. He was invited to participate in the design of "Man and His World", the Chech pavilion at the 1968 World Expo in Montreal. The pavilion turned out to be one of the most popular exhibits at the fair.
Soon after the success of the Worlds Fair pavilion, unrest began to affecct life in Czechoslovakia. When the SOviat Union invaded in 1968, Dusan fled his homeland and emigrated to Canada, settling in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
He found the historic charm of his newly adopted port city inspirational and began at that time what would subsequently become the focus of his life's work; recreating maritime history on canvas. From very early on his paitings attracted attention and critical acclaim. A number of highly successful one man and two man show with such luminaries as Jack L. Gray hepled propel Dusan's career and firmly establisth him as a leading maritime artist.
Title: Hartford Evening
Image Size: 22"h x 36"w
Edition Size: Artist Hansigned and Numbered Paper to 125 | COA
Medium: Canvas Giclee
About the Artist: Dusan Kadlec was born in Czechoslovakia in 1942. He pursued his interest in art from a very early age, ultimately studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague where he received a Masters Degree in 1967. His undergraduate and graduate training focused on traditional painting techniques, but he also explored aspects of sculpture, jewelry design, art restoration, and architecture. This European academic training is apparent in his painting style. THe compositions of his canvases reflect the tradition of the great European masters, and embody the Romantic Classicism that is a nineteenth-century acedemic trademark.
After completing his masters, Dusan was fortunate to have successfully established his career. He was invited to participate in the design of "Man and His World", the Chech pavilion at the 1968 World Expo in Montreal. The pavilion turned out to be one of the most popular exhibits at the fair.
Soon after the success of the Worlds Fair pavilion, unrest began to affecct life in Czechoslovakia. When the SOviat Union invaded in 1968, Dusan fled his homeland and emigrated to Canada, settling in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
He found the historic charm of his newly adopted port city inspirational and began at that time what would subsequently become the focus of his life's work; recreating maritime history on canvas. From very early on his paitings attracted attention and critical acclaim. A number of highly successful one man and two man show with such luminaries as Jack L. Gray hepled propel Dusan's career and firmly establisth him as a leading maritime artist.
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