1. Alma Mater, 2000
oil 50x70 cm.,
US$ 2,000.00
2.
Gate to Paradise, 2016 oil on canvas 50x70 cm.,
US$ 2,400.00
3. Man and Woman, 2016 oil on canvas 50x70 cm.,
US$ 2,300.00
4.
Mystery of the Cross, 2016 oil on canvas 50x70 cm.,
US$ 2,400.00
5. Poet and his „Muse“, 2015 oil on canvas 50x70 cm.,
US$ 2,200.00
6.
Pure One, 2015 oil 75x50 cm.,
US$ 2,200.00
7. Season of White Roses, 2016 oil on canvas 50x70 cm.,
US$ 2,100.00
8.Seed of the New Age, 2015 oil on canvas 50x70 cm.,
US$ 2,300.00
9. Solstice, 2014 oil on canvas 50x50 cm.,
US$ 1,500.00
10.Soul and Body, 2016 oil on canvas 75x40 cm.,
US$ 2,500.00
11. Vision, 2016 oil 50x90 cm.,
US$ 3,000.00
12. Waiting, 2015 oil 50x40 cm.,
US$ 1,500.00
13.
BRAVE MAN,OIL PAINTING 2002,
45 X 45 CM. / 18 X 18 IN
US$ 5,900.00
14.
DESOLATION, 2002 OIL PAINTING 60 X 40
CM. / 24 X 16 IN
US$ 5,900.00
15.
EXITUS, 2002 OIL PAINTING
40 X 60 CM, / 16 X 24 IN
US$ 5,900.00
16.
DEFORMED EXPERIMENT, 2002 OIL PAINTING
20 X 15 CM, / 8 X 6 IN
US$ 5,900.00
17.
DEFORMED EXPERIMENT, 2002 OIL PAINTING
45 X 70 CM, / 18 X 27½ IN
US$ 5,900.00
18.
DESOLATION, 2002 OIL PAINTING 60 X 40
CM. / 24 X 16 IN
US$ 5,900.00
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Artist & Painter
Bedriska
Znojemska her
real name is Bozena Krejcova, née Fritzova, born on 2.6.1928 in
Znojmo -hence her pseudonym-
Znojemska After
finishing her studies at lycée, she went on studying medicine. At the
same time she attended a school of painting at the studio of the
artist Emanuel Frinta. During the political check ups in this country
in 1949 she was excluded from all type of universities. However she
carried on with her studies of painting at E. Frinta's studio, later
at the studio of F. Ketzk /department of figure and composition. She
worked as an art editor at a publisher, later as an advertising
artist. She applied her drawings for newspaper. After getting married
to Borivoj Krejci they started cooperating on bells decoration –
Borivoj as carver, Bedriska as a painter.
They worked on designs and realization of new altars, pulpits, seats,
windowpanes, wall paintings, Station of the Cross and renewal of
sacred places. Besides, Mrs.
Znojemska
set herself primarily to free work. Her paintings were traversing the
whole country to people oppressed by the communist and so for
atheistic regime. A moral and spiritual content of her work has been a
prevailing topic until these days. Around 50 exhibitions at home,
around 15 exhibitions abroad – Italy, Switzerland, Sweden, England,
California USA. Presentation at team exhibitions of miniatures,
drawings, post stamps the exhibition of Woman Painter and private
collections.
In the painting of
Bedriska Znojemska we find several aesthetic nuances which diverge
from one source - the modern symbolism. The painter takes the road
of lyrical reflection which is an essential feature of her
paintings.
Another nuance of expression is for Bedriska Znojemska the
romantic symbolism. And finally it is Surrealist symbolism which
provokes subconscious ideas, the fantasy of inner images. It is
the question of the search for “super reality”.
In order to understand the specificity of the style of Bedriska
Znojemska we must also emphasize her masterly work with the paints
for she has acquired an entirely original technique of work with
the paint.
Expert analysis shows that the modern symbolism of Bedriska
Znojemska is beautiful and majestic in many respects. Represented
by Art Addiction Internet Art Museum: http://www.artaddiction.net
Born June 2, 1928
in Znojmo, the Czech Republic
Address: Rytirova 813, 143 00 Prague 4, Czech Republic
Exhibitions
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Around 50
exhibitions in the Czech Republic
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Switzerland
(Zurich)
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Italy (Pordeone)
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Portugal (Barreiro)
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France
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Canada
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Sweden
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Germany
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New York
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The Cleveland
International Graphic Biennial, Cleveland
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London
Prizes
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Gold medal Winner
to the Art Addiction International Prize "Most Talented Artists",
Art Addiction, Stockholm, Sweden
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Third Prize Winner
/ Diploma to the art Addiction 1st Drawing Contest "World of Art",
Art Addiction, Stockholm, Sweden
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Silver medal in
Prague
Education
vPrivate studies by academic painters Frantisek Ketzek and Emanuel
Frinta in Prague
Review
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She was brought
mystic, poetic and spiritual beauty to Czech painting. In today´s
too sophisticated world, full of brutality and doubtful values, a
visit of the exhibition hall with her pictures is very soothing for
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