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Artworks in Arcadja
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Some works of Vaclav Radimsky
Extracted between 109 works in the catalog of Arcadja
Vaclav Radimsky - Landscape By The Elbe (labe) Valley
Original 1920
Auction:
Bukowskis -
May 28, 2013- Stockholm
Lot number:
190
Other WORKS AT AUCTIONDescription:
190.
Vaclav Radimsky
Czech Republic
1867-1946
Landscape by the Elbe (Labe) valley.
Signed V. Radimsky. Oil on paper-panel 70.5 x 100.5 cm.
Probably executed 1918-1920 (after his return from France to Bohemia) on the central Labe Valley countryside.
Bukowskis are grateful to curator Nadezda Blazickova-Horova, chief curator for the Vaclav Radmisky exhibition in 2012 at Prague City Gallery and curator Veronika Hulikova at the National Gallery in Prag, Czech Republic, for providing us with information regarding the motif and it's authencity.
Vaclav Radimsky - A Motif From The Elbe Basin
Original
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Radimský Václav (Kolín 1867 - 1946 Kolín)
A Motif from the Elbe Basin, signed V. Radimský at bottom left, on the reverse is a label from an exhibition of the Purkyně Artists Association, oil on cardboard, 66 x 79 cm, glass, slightly damaged frame (Ní)
Exhibited: Moderní malířství v kostce, Sdružení výtvarníků Purkyně, Prague 1949, catalogue number 16
Vaclav Radimsky - River Bend With Trees And Reed
Original 1920
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RADIMSKÝ Václav (6. 10. 1867 Pašinka near Kolín – 31. 1. 1946 Pašinka near Kolín)
River bend with trees and reed
Oil on cardboard, 67 x 98 cm, framed, undated, [after 1920], signed lower right, provided with an expertise by PhD. Mgr. Michael Zachař.
Czech landscape painter, he studied in Vienna and then went to France where he settled in Barbizon, his paintings exhibited in 1899 were the first encounter with Impressionism. His principles of work with colour and light were typical of his work throughout his life. Unlike Mařák´s pupils who rendered their emotional relationship towards the landscape, Radimský respected more the analytical approach of Impressionists and mainly their technique of painting. However, he was not able to further develop the idea of the Impressionists. He became more a more conservative which was apparent in his numerous landscapes of the Elbe region which originated in the period between the wars and towards the end of his life. See T 2/341, V 4/8, TB 27/549, B 8/572, NEČVU 2/668.
Vaclav Radimsky - Among Reed
Original 1918
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RADIMSKÝ Václav (6. 10. 1867 Pašinka u Kolína - 31. 1. 1946 Pašinka u Kolína)
Among reed
Oil on cardboard, 66 x 78,5 cm, framed, undated [1918-20], signed lower left, exhibition label and inscription from the Museum in Hradec Králové dated 1934.
Czech landscape painter, he studied in Vienna and then went to France where he settled in Barbizon, his paintings exhibited in 1899 were the first encounter with Impressionism. See T 2/341, V 4/8, TB 27/549, B 8/572, NE?VU 2/668.
Vaclav Radimsky - Summer Landscape
Original
Auction:
Van Ham -
May 11, 2012- Cologne
Lot number:
836
Other WORKS AT AUCTIONDescription:
DescEN
Radimský, Václav
1867 Kolin - 1946 Pasinka (Kolin)
Summer Landscape. Signed lower right: Radimsky. Oil on card. 69 x 94cm. Framed.
Verso:
Studio stamp, on card.
Literature:
Cf. Exhibition Catalogue Prag. Nadezda Blazickova-Horova u. Marketa Theinhardtova: Vaclav
Radimsky 1867-1946, Verlag Arbor Vitae 2011, ISBN 978-80-87164-81-5. Page 154 and 246.
Catalogue number 227. Vetrne pocasi, (kolem 1910), oil on card, 50x70 cm.