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1923 - 1997. Known for: Portraits.
Andrej Belocvetov was a Czech painter who showed his talent at an early age and was accepted into the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague without exams. He painted landscapes and still lifes in his youth,... Read full biography
Andrej Belocvetov was a Czech painter who showed his talent at an early age and was accepted into the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague without exams. He painted landscapes and still lifes in his youth, but later developed his own artistic opinion influenced by post-war trends. Belocvetov's work is... Read full biography
Andrej Belocvetov was a Czech painter who showed his talent at an early age and was accepted into the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague without exams. He painted landscapes and still lifes in his youth, but later developed his own artistic opinion influenced by post-war trends. Belocvetov's work is expressive and includes cycles of moving characters, and he used various means, forms, and ways of expression for his compositions. He was a disciple of J. Solar at The State Graphic School in Prague,... Read full biography
Andrej Belocvetov was a Czech painter who showed his talent at an early age and was accepted into the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague without exams. He painted landscapes and still lifes in his youth, but later developed his own artistic opinion influenced by post-war trends. Belocvetov's work is expressive and includes cycles of moving characters, and he used various means, forms, and ways of expression for his compositions. He was a disciple of J. Solar at The State Graphic School in Prague, prof. V. Rada and E. Minar at The Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, and a member of the group Maj.
Andrej Belocvetov was a Czech painter who showed his talent at an early age and was accepted into the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague without exams. He painted landscapes and still lifes in his youth, but later developed his own artistic opinion influenced by post-war trends. Belocvetov's work is expressive and includes cycles of moving characters, and he used various means, forms, and ways of expression for his compositions. He was a disciple of J. Solar at The State Graphic School in Prague, prof. V. Rada and E. Minar at The Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, and a member of the group Maj.