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Born 1923. Known for: Moody scenes of the Vltava river and urban landscapes.
Jiri Chadima was a Czech artist who was a disciple of Prof. Kaplicky at The State Graphic School in Prague and Prof. Fisarek at The Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. He was a member... Read full biography
Jiri Chadima was a Czech artist who was a disciple of Prof. Kaplicky at The State Graphic School in Prague and Prof. Fisarek at The Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. He was a member of the group Radar and is known for his artwork style of capturing the dreamy atmosphere around the... Read full biography
Jiri Chadima was a Czech artist who was a disciple of Prof. Kaplicky at The State Graphic School in Prague and Prof. Fisarek at The Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. He was a member of the group Radar and is known for his artwork style of capturing the dreamy atmosphere around the Vltava river and urban landscapes. He chose everyday views of bridges, alluvium, boats, or the flowing river itself to create a certain color simplicity, harmony, and order in his artwork.
Jiri Chadima was a Czech artist who was a disciple of Prof. Kaplicky at The State Graphic School in Prague and Prof. Fisarek at The Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. He was a member of the group Radar and is known for his artwork style of capturing the dreamy atmosphere around the Vltava river and urban landscapes. He chose everyday views of bridges, alluvium, boats, or the flowing river itself to create a certain color simplicity, harmony, and order in his artwork.
Jiri Chadima was a Czech artist who was a disciple of Prof. Kaplicky at The State Graphic School in Prague and Prof. Fisarek at The Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. He was a member of the group Radar and is known for his artwork style of capturing the dreamy atmosphere around the Vltava river and urban landscapes. He chose everyday views of bridges, alluvium, boats, or the flowing river itself to create a certain color simplicity, harmony, and order in his artwork.