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Frantisek Foltyn (Czech, 1891–1976)

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oil on canvas, 69.5 x 84 cm

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Foltýn was one of the few Czech painters dealing with the problems of non-figurative (abstract) painting. He worked with an extraordinary passion and consistency that brought him international renown. At the beginning of his career, he first verified for himself the basic principles of modern painting, inspired mainly by the work of Paul Cézanne and Bohumil Kubišta (1884–1918).  Foltýn achieved the essence of abstract painting during 1926.

However, he soon joined the broad stream of social art and magical realism. His paintings, apart from simple things, were populated by people from the periphery. Even though he painted in bright colours, his themes make a heavy impression. Silent objects and the figures of common people are clothed in melancholy and there is sadness in the faces of the men and women. Foltýn understood them very well as he was also poor. That was one of the reasons why, in the autumn of 1923, he decided to go to Paris where, by gradually reducing reality, he came to the realization that the plane of a painting covered in colours and shapes in a certain order has its own laws. This internal artistic development lead him to believe that through an abstract picture, which is a reality in itself, we learn something very important about ourselves and the world around us, even though we cannot express it in words.

http://www.muo.cz/en/collections/paintings--44/frantisek-foltyn--312/

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František Foltýn (Czech, 1891 - 1976)

Abstract composition,  1936 - 1937

Oil on canvas,  113 x 88 cm

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František Foltýn (Czech, 1891-1976)

Little girl with a red ribbon in her hair (Děvčátko s červenou stuhou ve vlasech), 1922

Oil and pastel on canvas

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František Foltýn - Atonality and its transmission, 1929, oil on canvas