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Jiří Anderle

The authority record describes Jiří Anderle as Jiří Anderle studied at Academy of Fine Arts, Prague. The recorded working language is Czech. Work by Jiří Anderle is recorded in the collections of Finnish National Gallery, National Gallery of Canada, Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, Museum of Modern Art and Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst.

Also recorded as Jiri Anderle · Jiþi Anderle

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Jiří Anderle (2013)

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Biography

Distinctions recorded are Czech Medal of Merit, Artis Bohemiae Amicis Medal and honorary citizen of Prague 6.

Jiří Anderle studied at Academy of Fine Arts, Prague. The recorded working language is Czech.

Work by Jiří Anderle is recorded in the collections of Finnish National Gallery, National Gallery of Canada, Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, Museum of Modern Art and Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst.

Distinctions recorded are Czech Medal of Merit, Artis Bohemiae Amicis Medal and honorary citizen of Prague 6.

Jiří Anderle (2013)

Jiří Anderle (2013)

Jindřich Nosek (NoJin)

Jiří Anderle (2013)

Jiří Anderle (2013)

Jindřich Nosek (NoJin)

Catalogued output

Works

Their recorded dates run from 1968 to 1984.

  • The Pleasant Hazards of the Swing

    1978

  • Perspective No4

    National Gallery of Modern Art

  • Ani mráčku na obláčku s Bohumilem Hrabalem

  • Na Hradčanech

  • Jiri Anderle

  • Twenty years of Czechoslovak art, 1968-1988

  • Dialogy

  • Acis and Galatea, dated 1975, drypoint and mezzotint in brown and black on white wove paper

    The Art Institute of Chicago

  • The Happy Dangers of the Swing, dated 1978, mixed intaglio in red and brown and black ink on white wove paper

    The Art Institute of Chicago

  • Follow Me, dated 1975, drypoint and mezzotint in brown and black ink on white wove paper

    The Art Institute of Chicago

  • Comedy No

  • 5, dated 1968, mezzotint and drypoint in brown and black ink on ivory wove paper

    The Art Institute of Chicago

Dated record

Life and career

Explore 1936–1984

  1. 1936

    Life

    Jiří Anderle was born in 1936 at Pavlíkov.

  2. 1968

    Institution

    Comedy No. 5, dated 1968, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  3. 1972

    Institution

    Ricercari: The Battle of Tancred and Clorinda II, dated 1972, held by The Cleveland Museum of Art.

  4. 1972

    Institution

    Ricercari: Title Page, dated 1972, held by The Cleveland Museum of Art.

  5. 1975

    Institution

    Acis and Galatea, dated 1975, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  6. 1975

    Institution

    Follow Me, dated 1975, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  7. 1978

    The Pleasant Hazards of the Swing, dated 1978.

  8. 1978

    Institution

    The Happy Dangers of the Swing, dated 1978, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  9. 1978

    Institution

    Woman in Fur, dated 1978, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  10. 1981

    Institution

    Oedipus and Antigone, from Cycle: Antiquity, dated 1981, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  11. 1981

    Institution

    Antique: Andromeda and Medus, dated 1981, held by The Cleveland Museum of Art.

  12. 1984

    Institution

    Horatius: Beware to Ask What Tomorrow May Bring: Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Ever Tomorrow and Thus the Life Does Fly (Cras, Cras, Semper Cras, Sic Evadit Aetas), dated 1984, held by The Cleveland Museum of Art.

The full dated record · 12 entries

  1. 1936

    Jiří Anderle was born in 1936 at Pavlíkov.

  2. 1968

    Comedy No. 5, dated 1968, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  3. 1972

    Ricercari: The Battle of Tancred and Clorinda II, dated 1972, held by The Cleveland Museum of Art.

  4. 1972

    Ricercari: Title Page, dated 1972, held by The Cleveland Museum of Art.

  5. 1975

    Acis and Galatea, dated 1975, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  6. 1975

    Follow Me, dated 1975, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  7. 1978

    The Pleasant Hazards of the Swing, dated 1978.

  8. 1978

    The Happy Dangers of the Swing, dated 1978, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  9. 1978

    Woman in Fur, dated 1978, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  10. 1981

    Oedipus and Antigone, from Cycle: Antiquity, dated 1981, held by The Art Institute of Chicago.

  11. 1981

    Antique: Andromeda and Medus, dated 1981, held by The Cleveland Museum of Art.

  12. 1984

    Horatius: Beware to Ask What Tomorrow May Bring: Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Ever Tomorrow and Thus the Life Does Fly (Cras, Cras, Semper Cras, Sic Evadit Aetas), dated 1984, held by The Cleveland Museum of Art.

Primary material

Documents and archives

The circumstances in which Jiří Anderle stands.

Comedy No.

Jiří Anderle is recorded as having received Czech Medal of Merit, Artis Bohemiae Amicis Medal and honorary citizen of Prague 6.

scholarly publication

reference work

Literature

Bibliography

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Citations

References

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Jiří Anderle is recorded as painter, graphic designer, printmaker, graphic artist and illustrator.

Stourzh (Stourzh-Anderle), Helene; geb.

  • Identity

  • Literature

  • Anderle, Jiří, Oxford Art Online, 2003

  • Anderle

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