Josef Vohrabal (1908–1994) was a Brno-based painter and musician, one of the overlooked figures of Czech post-war modernism. He worked in carefully planned thematic cycles, moving from figurative female nudes toward formal stylisation and abstraction. His works are held by the National Gallery in Prague and the Moravian Gallery in Brno. He was associated with the Brno art scene around painters Bohumír Matal and Jánuš Kubíček.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
70exhibitionMon 1.1.1918–1938: The First Republic – National Gallery Exhibition in Prague
70exhibitionWed 6.5.Tomáš Mitura – Chasing Shadows
69exhibitionWed 17.6.Sherlock Holmes: The Exhibition
63exhibitionMon 1.1.Old Masters I – Collection of Old Art Exhibition at Schwarzenberg Palace
63exhibitionMon 16.3.Lumia Gallery
63exhibitionThu 23.4.Žatec and the Landscape of Žatec Hops – Exhibition at the National Agricultural Museum
61exhibitionFri 13.2.Landscape Swept by Time
61exhibitionFri 15.5.Hurvinek's Playroom in Chrudim
60exhibitionFri 10.2.Art Life – Art for Life
60exhibitionMon 1.1.1956–1989: Architecture for All – NG Exhibition at the Trade Fair Palace
60exhibitionWed 1.1.Old Masters II: Exhibition at Šternberský Palace
60exhibitionTue 12.5.Czech Press Photo 2025 – Exhibition at the National Museum
A retrospective exhibition of Brno painter and musician Josef Vohrabal (1908–1994) traces his artistic journey from realistic nudes to modern geometric expression using encaustic technique, showcasing a pivotal figure of Czech post-war modernism.
A retrospective exhibition of painter and musician Josef Vohrabal, a significant yet underappreciated figure in Czech post-war modernism.