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Antonín Hudeček (1872–1941) was a Czech painter trained in Prague and Munich. At the Prague Academy he studied with Maxmilián Pirner and Václav Brožík, among others; in Munich he attended Otto Seitz’s classes. Landscape and the observation of light effects subsequently became central to his work.
The Gallery of Fine Arts in Ostrava holds Woodland Pool, painted around 1936, in which the water’s surface, reflections and changing shadows create the atmosphere. Another aspect of this exploration appears in Frühlingslandschaft mit den ersten Blumen, described in a Dobiaschofsky catalogue as a landscape of meadows, rocks and fir trees. The light colours and complementary contrasts noted in this painting demonstrate the importance of colour in his organisation of natural motifs into a pictorial composition.
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Dobiaschofsky
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Oil on paper
Frühlingslandschaft mit den ersten Blumen.
Öl auf Papier
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Published result : 4200 CHF
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Estimate : CHF 10000
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