Description: Mountain Landscape in Twilight / Original oil painting on cardboard/ 1924 /New wooden frame/Signed&dated by the author The impelling impetus of the oil painting was the winter mountain landscape in the time of twilight. The subject representsthe winter evening landscape in twilight with blue mountains and rare trees in snow. The work of art demonstrates maturity of the style of author and his ability for sensitive and precise represent of his fine lyric experience of the sunset moment. There are delicate shades of pink and violet colours, blue mountains and blue-green spruces which create romantic feeling of evening twilight. Artist’s Main Feature: # The Russian Empire-born artist Gromnicky Pavel Antononvič (1889–1977) is best known in Czech today his canvases of landscapes, flowers and still lives. He opted unambiguously for realism. The main feature of Gromnicky’s realistic art is his amazing rich and refined colour range. Age: 1924Medium: #oil paintingOriginality: #Original oil painting / New wooden frame Signature: in right corner by the author on Ukraine Cyrillic signed and dated Size (in mm): The overall size is ca. 450 x 500 The image size is ca. 370 x 330Size (in inches): The overall size is ca. 18 x 20 The image size is ca. 15 x 13 Condition:In general, one seems to appreciate the whole condition of the oil painting as a perfect one. It means the work of art has no defects which need a restoration. There are no stains on the front or on the back. There are no creases or bends, tears or pinholes. Artist&Painter: Born in Russian Empire Gromnickij/Hromnickij Pavel Antononvič (1889–1977) was prominent Russian and Ukrainian artist, painter dealing with landscape, portrait and still life. His beginning education in painting was in 1908 in Petersburg. He served as a soldier in Russian and then in Ukrainian armies before his emigration in Czechoslovakia. He graduated from Engelmiller’s private school in Prague in 1920 before attending the studio of professor I. Kulec at Ukrainian studio Fine Arts in Prague in 1924-1925. In the period of WWII he lived in provincial village near Prag and active collaborated with German occupants. In this time he painted a lot of canvases such as still lives and landscapes. After 1945 he served as Capitan of the Red Army where painted more than 1000 Stalins portraits. After 1946 he lived in Prag and painted urban landscape, views of Prague and its historical monuments and building. He opted unambiguously for realism without revealing any influences Matisse and France painter at all. He strove from the start to express reality without using opening bright colours. He painted quickly in bright realistic manner.
Price: 360 USD
Location: Prague
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Restocking Fee: No
Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 14 Days
Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
Unit of Sale: Single-Piece Work
Artist: František Emler (1912–1992)
Signed By: František Emler (1912–1992)
Size: Medium
Item Length: 15 in
Region of Origin: Bohemia
Framing: Framed
Listed By: Dealer or Reseller
Year of Production: 1970
Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
Width (Inches): 15
Item Height: 8 in
Painting Surface: Cardboard
Style: Realism
Features: Framed, Signed
Handmade: Yes
Item Width: 12 in
Culture: European
Time Period Produced: 1970-1979
Signed: Yes
Color: Multi-Color
Title: None
Material: Cardboard, Paper
Subject: Landscape, Prague Castle
Type: Painting
Height (Inches): 13
Theme: Architecture, Landscape, Saint Vitus Cahtedral
Production Technique: Watercolor Painting
Country/Region of Manufacture: Czech Republic
