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Jan Kutalek

Jan Kutalek (1917 - 1987) was active/lived in Czech Republic.  Jan Kutalek is known for Fable, fairy tail, ethnic culture themed ceramics.

Jan Kutálek was born in Prague on 20 July, 1917. After studying painting and sculpture, he concentrated exclusively on ceramics from 1940, when he discovered the creative possibilities of clay. From the very beginning he worked on figural ceramics and found his own means of expression in a synthesis of plastic shape and color.

It would be difficult to span the whole range of his themes. Fairy-tales, fables, customs, dances and songs, music and poetry, tales from ancient and Slav mythology, medieval legends, typical characters from the Czech and Moravian country-side, fairs, circuses, jazz, religious, legendary and exotic themes, animals and birds, are all but a small part of Kutálek's inner world, of his poetic imagination. The artist's unfailing and constantly regenerated invention overcomes all technical problems, all questions of format and dimensions.

His perfect mastery of his art, thorough knowledge of technology and reliable estimation of their results giv   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1735 characters.]  Artist bio

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