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Josef Vacek (born Josef Watzke) Birth	July 18th 1907 Prague Austria-Hungary Austria-Hungary Death	18th December 1987 (aged 80) Prague Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia Nationality	Czech Profession	artist, painter Partner (s)	Lucie Klimova Boženka Škodová Significant works	landscape, flowers and bouquets Website	http://josefvacke.webmium.com/zivotopis Nuvola apps bookcase.svg List of works in the database of the National Library

Josef Vacek ( 18th July 1907, Prague - 8. December 1987 , Prague) was a Czech artist and painter. He was from a Bohemian family named Watzke, most of whose members identified as German, despite ancestral Czech origins. During his childhood, the family changed their spelling from the German Watzke, to the Czech Vacke (pronounced identically), to emphasize their identity as Czech. A number of Watzke families did the same, especially after 1945.

Content 1	Biography 2	Select the part 3	shows 4	Publications 5	References 5.1	References 5.2	References 5.3	External Links Biography [ edit | edit source ] Josef Vacke several years he taught painting at school Ebert, where he led the painter Antonin Porket. Between 1923 and 1924 he studied at a private school in Ferdinand Engelmülera and from 1925-1931 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Landscape special show Professor Otakar Nejedly in Prague.

The first study tour undertaken in 1925 in Cagnes-sur-Mer and other ways then Cap d'Agnes (1926), Corsica (1928), in Ponte du Suve at Toulon (1930). To this can be added to stay Nejedly School in Bohemia, Jílové nad Sazavou to Little Rock with Turnova, on deep , at Rough Rock , in Vlastislav in Central. In 1928 Vacke received a scholarship to travel to Paris under the great professor Anthony Matějíčka. Between 1931 and 1935 Vacke painted with Lucie Klimova in Yugoslavia. He also lived in Zdechov where benefactor painting company was Louis Klímek - 1943 painted in Zdechov four watercolors.

During World War II often stayed on the Sázava and the Highlands. After 1946 when he enlisted cottage No. 91 Krizan, are increasingly emerging in his work from paintings Podještědí. Lucie Klimova pulled into since 1946 to Krizan, where she spent months at a cottage Vacek. When Lucie Klimova died in 1961, his partner was Boženka loss. Josef Vacke often stayed and painted also Velenicicích on Poděbradské, whence came his mate Boženka loss.

From 1935 he was a member of the Club of Visual Artists Aleš. Most often painted landscapes and flowers. Another of his frequent motive, which is devoted to the bouquet. Sporadically we see in his paintings and figurative motifs.

Select the part [ edit | edit source ] 1925: Nezabudice 1926: Evening at the Cap d'Antibes 1927: In the Elbe ( Brandys nad Labem ); Harvest time in Nezabudice 1931: Korcula ; Orebić ; Pine forest on Rab (in Yugoslavia) 1933: Summer Landscape (Nezabudice); Autumn in Šárce 1937: The Window; Czech Šternberk 1938: Podesta (Nezabudice); Field near the village (Nezabudice); Still Life with Melon; Harvest time in Nezabudice 1939: Virgin Mary at Nezabudice; Rusava ; Strašínská peripherals 1940: Křižany 1943: Zděchov (3 watercolor ) 1943: Corpus Christi in Zděchov 1952: Pages in Krizan 1954: Harvest in Podještědí 1956: Journey knádraži (Krizany); The cottages (Krizany) 1958: Lucie Klimova at the cottage (Krizany) Exhibitions [ edit | edit source ] overview of solo exhibitions 1936: Prague gallery Blue salon (together with Vaclav Trefil) 1938: Prague gallery Topičův salon Paintings Nezabudice 1941: Stone Ferry (together with Lucie Klimova ) 1942: Rakovník Křivoklát (comprehensive exhibition of paintings from Nezabudice and roads) 1958: Prague, Purkyně gallery (paintings from the years 1931-1957) 1967: Lock Kačina in Kutna Hora (along with Francis Proseckým) 1968: The castle Ohrada u Hluboké (collective exhibition of paintings from Podještědí ) 1977: Prague, New Hall Gallery (paintings from the years 1928-1976) 1978: Prerov, gallery Work 1978: Klášterec nad Ohri, Culture House Gallery (paintings from the years 1930-1977) 1981: Kladno 1983: Prague, gallery U Recickych (selection of paintings years 1925-1982) 1985: Mutějovice, in cooperation with Rabasova gallery 1987: Rakovník, Rabasova gallery posthumous exhibition 2003: Prague, gallery Peithner 2011: Velenice, Poděbradský [1] 2011: Rakovník, Rabas gallery [2] Publications [ edit | edit source ] Baruch, Joey; SOLAR, Josef : Fourteen new book marks Jožky Baruch (= bookplate collection. Vol. 2). Graphic Arts, Prague 1941. OCLC 72421268 drawings Krick, Petr : White Shield. The second book of poems. Kvasnička a Hampl, Praha 1944. OCLC 724911514 References [ edit | edit source ] References [ edit | edit source ] ↑ Exhibition in Velenice ↑ Landscapes Vackeho are poems References [ edit | edit source ] Jurásková, Veronika History Society Prague Aleš (1946-1968) and the creation of its members. Palacky University in Olomouc, Olomunc 2011, pp. 57-59 and 243-243. (electronic version) External links [ edit | edit source ] Josef Vacek (Biography) Vacke, Josef 1907-1987 in: Toman, P. : New Dictionary of Czechoslovak Artists. L-Z. Prague 1950's. Authoritative data : AUT : mzk2004241952 | GND : 127400974 | VIAF : 52710459 Portals : People | Art categories : Czech painters Graduates of the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague Born in Prague Birth July 18 birth in 1907 Death December 8 deaths in 1987 Death in Prague Death December 18