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Václav Rabas

Illustration — Václav Rabas Václav Rabas (13 November 1885 in Krušovice – 26 October 1954 in Prague) was a Czech painter. He is among the most important modern Czech landscape painters.

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Václav Rabas

Rabas Václav (1885-1954), český malíř

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Born
1885 · Krušovice.
Died
1954 · Prague.
Nationality
Czechoslovakia
Occupation
painter · poet · opinion journalist · art theorist · exlibrist · engraver · illustrator
Honours
Národní umělec · Klement Gottwald State Prize
Languages
Czech

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Illustration — Václav Rabas Václav Rabas (13 November 1885 in Krušovice – 26 October 1954 in Prague) was a Czech painter. He is among the most important modern Czech landscape painters.

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