1. 1. 2016 - 1. 1. 2038
The Origin of Modern Fine Art in Slovakia
Landscapes and portraits by Mednyánszky, Skutecký, Kern and Jaszusch show how Slovak painting turned modern at the turn of the century.
About the event
This permanent display at Galéria Nedbalka looks at Slovak painting around the turn of the twentieth century, when portraits, landscapes and still lifes took on a new outlook.
It suits visitors who want to see where Slovak modern art began.
Programme & highlights
- Ladislav Mednyánszky: lyrical landscape painter, represented by Dunajec
- Dominik Skutecký: scenes of everyday life and work in copper smelters, including Vyhne
- Peter Július Kern: leading Slovak symbolist painter
- Anton Jaszusch: brought post-impressionism to Slovak painting, shown with Spev
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Nedbalova 459/17, Bratislava
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