أدولف ليبشر

أدولف ليبشر
Adolf Liebscher
Adolf Liebscher, by Jan Vilímek (1887)
وُلِدَ11 مارس 1857
توفي11 يونيو 1919
المهنةرسام تاريخ
التوقيع

أدولف ليبشر[needs Czech IPA] ( Adolf Liebscher ؛ 11 مارس 1857، في پراگ، الإمبراطورية النمساوية11 يونيو 1919، في Potštejn) كان رسام تاريخ تشيكي.[1]

الحياة والعمل

بعد إكمال تعليمه في المدارس المحلية، ذهب ليبشر إلى ڤيينا، حيث التحق بكورس لثلاثة سنوات لمعلمي الرسم على يد فرديناند لاوفبرگر.[1] He then spent six months preparing to enter a competition for the creation of decorations in the foyer at the National Theater. He received the Second Prize, and his drawings were used for the lunettes. Afterwards, he spent several months in Italy.

قبر أدولف ليبشر وعائلته في مقبرة ڤيشگراد في پراگ.

Upon his return, he received a series of public commissions, including work at the Rudolfinum, the municipal union hall in Písek and the government office buildings in Vinohrady and Vyškov.[1] He became a teacher at the Technical University in 1879, was promoted to Associate Professor in 1895 and was named a Professor in 1911.

In 1903, he exhibited a cycle of tempera paintings entitled "Czech Elegy", featuring an iconic portrait crowned with thorns, meant to symbolize the suffering of the Czech nation from the oppression of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. That same year, he painted a portrait of Emperor Franz Joseph.[1]

In addition to his historical scenes, he produced folk-costume studies, altarpieces and illustrations, many of which appeared in the magazines Zlatá Praha and Světozor. Together with his brother Karel (who was also an artist), he created a panoramic mural, "The Swedes on the Charles Bridge", for the Mirror Maze at Petřín.[1]

معرض

المراجع

  1. ^ أ ب ت ث ج "Adolf Liebscher" (in Czech). Sdružení Liebscher. Archived from the original on 14 February 2015. Retrieved 10 May 2014.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)

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أدولف ليبشر


  • Vilém Weitenweber, Adolf Liebscher, in "Zlatá Praha" (1885) Vol.5, No.19 pg.258 [1]
  • Z kulturního světa, in "Zlatá Praha" (1919), Vol.6, No.36 pg.334 [2]
  • Adolf Liebscher, in "Humoristické listy" (1887), Vol.12, No.29 pg.436 [3]

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