František Kupka (1871–1957) was a Czech painter and graphic artist, a pioneer of abstract art. He spent most of his life in France, where he developed a distinctive style blending Symbolism and abstraction. His work Amorpha: Fugue in Two Colours (1912) is considered one of the earliest purely abstract paintings in art history.
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A decade-long exhibition celebrating the lives and artistic legacy of Meda and Jan Mládek, post-war exile figures, featuring their Washington home furnishings, personal items, and artworks at Rosice Castle.
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The National Gallery Prague celebrates 230 years of its existence with an exhibition in the south wing of the Trade Fair Palace. The ten-chapter exhibition presents the institution's development from 1796 to the present through approximately 70 works from all the gallery's collections.