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1924 - 1968. Known for: Active and structural graphics.
Ladislav Boudník was a Czech artist born in Prague in 1924. He worked as a worker in an aviation factory for thirteen years, where he found inspiration for his unique active graphics and structural... Read full biography
Ladislav Boudník was a Czech artist born in Prague in 1924. He worked as a worker in an aviation factory for thirteen years, where he found inspiration for his unique active graphics and structural graphics. In the late 1950s, Boudnik experimented with new graphic techniques and called on society... Read full biography
Ladislav Boudník was a Czech artist born in Prague in 1924. He worked as a worker in an aviation factory for thirteen years, where he found inspiration for his unique active graphics and structural graphics. In the late 1950s, Boudnik experimented with new graphic techniques and called on society to take an active approach to creation. He studied at The State Graphic School in Prague and prepared the ground for the creation of purely abstract, informal art in Czechoslovakia.
Ladislav Boudník was a Czech artist born in Prague in 1924. He worked as a worker in an aviation factory for thirteen years, where he found inspiration for his unique active graphics and structural graphics. In the late 1950s, Boudnik experimented with new graphic techniques and called on society to take an active approach to creation. He studied at The State Graphic School in Prague and prepared the ground for the creation of purely abstract, informal art in Czechoslovakia.
Ladislav Boudník was a Czech artist born in Prague in 1924. He worked as a worker in an aviation factory for thirteen years, where he found inspiration for his unique active graphics and structural graphics. In the late 1950s, Boudnik experimented with new graphic techniques and called on society to take an active approach to creation. He studied at The State Graphic School in Prague and prepared the ground for the creation of purely abstract, informal art in Czechoslovakia.