Alenquerensis: Marie Fisherová Kveshova e a sua Arte I (1892 - 1984) - Marie Fisherová Kveshova and her Lovely Art I (1892

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De nacionalidade Checa, a pintora e ilustradora Marie Fisherová estudou em Praga na Academia das Artes e ainda em Paris aonde permaneceu por um ano. Em virtude da eclosão da 1ª Guerra Mundial regressa a Praga, aonde casa com um médico Jan Fisher.

Tiveram três filhos, Maria, Yelena e Jana. Nos anos entre a 1ª e a 2ª Guerras Mundiais foi uma popular autora de livros para crianças. Após a ascensão do comunismo em 1948 foi proíbida de publicar por causa do seu gosto pelos valores tradicionais da sociedade cristã e da religiosidade natural de muitas das suas obras. Além do mundo das crianças, inspirava-se na natureza, nomeadamente no jardim em torno da sua casa, muitas vezes capturado em desenhos e aguarelas. Pintou também inúmeros esboços de trajes folclóricos.

É conhecida principalmente como escritoar e ilustradora de livros infantis, ou como ilustrador de livros de outros autores (avó Bozena Nemcova , Beetles Jan Karafiát ). Pintou ainda retratos figurativos, paisagens, grafites,e murais para escolas. Os seus desenhos surgem em cartões postais, materiais promocionais, calendários,etc. Foi premiada com a Medalha de Ouro na Exposição de Artes Decorativas de Paris em 1925. O seu trabalho ainda hoje se torna conhecido pelo mundo inteiro através de cartões postais, que são valiosos itens de coleccionismo.

From the Czech Republic, she studied at the Prague Academy of Arts , where her professors were, for example, Jakub Schikaneder and Jan Preisler , then completed a year of study in Paris with Professor Nandina at the Academy Colarossi. With the outbreak of the First World War , she returned to Prague , where she married a doctor, Jan Fischer. Thanks to her husband's profession came to the hospital environment, which formed its first drawings newborns . In 1933 the couple moved permanently to Sacrabonie villas in Černošice. They had three children, Maria, Yelena (Jelena ethnographer Látalová) and Jana. In the interwar years was a popular author of children's books, after the Communist takeover in 1948 it was prohibited to publish, also because of its inclination towards traditional values of Christian society and the natural religiosity of many of its works. Therefore, resorting to portraits of family members, friends and acquaintances. In addition to the world of children were malířčinou inspiration nature, your garden and around the family villa often captured in drawings and watercolors. The painter very much traveled, attended mainly ethnographic region of Bohemia and Moravia , and won numerous sketches of folk costumes. For ethnographic realities rode married Fischer and abroad, toSlovakia , Ruthenia and in Bulgaria .

It is primarily known as a writer and illustrator of children's books (especially in publishing B. Koci, K. Kožíšek or E. Fastr) or as an illustrator of books by other authors (Grandma Bozena Nemcova , Beetles Jan Karafiát ) She was also a figurative portraits, painted a series of landscape paintings, graffiti for children's nursing home in Dvur Kralove , murals for schools, her drawings were applied in the fields of applied art, appear on postcards, promotional materials, calendars or children playing dice. The painter created designs children's clothing, and dinner sets, baby dolls or nibbling nibbling nativity scene. Inspiration folk art applied in dozens of studies of folk costumes and illustrations folk songs. Painter herself actively participated in the activities Secondly, the cooperative artistic handicraft production, for which proposed in particular to draft children's clothing svérázového For his work was awarded the Gold Medal at the Exhibition of Decorative Arts in Paris in 1925. Her work is still spreading through postcards, which are a valuable collector's item.

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