CORE-UA 9731 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Renaissance Revival Architecture, Mezzotint, Drypoint

• School: New York University
• Department: College Core Curriculum
• Course: CORE-UA 9731
• Professor: Tony Ackerman

Document Summary

Vabinsk and his wife ela often stayed with the vejrych family in kozlov near esk t ebov . There he was inspired by the picturesque landscape. This is the period in which he painted some of his most famous works: he was raised by three women - his mother, grandmother and aunt, and that fact proved very significant for svabinsky"s work throughout his life. He attempted to enroll at the academy of fine arts and was accepted immediately as the best applicant that year. He studied under a well-known professor, maxmilian pirner. Svabinsky became a member of the manes association of creative artists and was offered significant commissions. "his fianc e ela vejrychova, whom he married as a very young girl in 1900, acquainted him with a small village of kozlov in northern moravia, where the vejrych family spent the summer holidays. It was in kozlov that many of his early portraits were painted.