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Opus II

A Retrospective in english

de Ernestine Tahedl

Couverture rigide, jaquette
Couverture en lin avec une jaquette et des rabats en quadrichromie
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Ernestine Tahedl : Opus II English version The sixty year span of Ernestine Tahedl’s work encompasses a variety of media and subject matter, from the bountiful and joyous images of her childhood drawings and paintings, her bold and daring abstract compositions, to the depth of her prints and etchings, the nuanced shadings of land, water and mountains in her large size paintings and free standing screens and the mystical world of her dreamy ponds. These works are a living testimony to the awesome beauty and fragility of her environment. Gathered here in a broad retrospective of her entire artistic oeuvre, they reveal her evolving search for freedom of expression and the fascinating workings behind her remarkable career as an artist in her adopted country
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Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Beaux-arts
  • Format choisi: Grand format paysage, 33×28 cm
    # de pages: 190
  • Date de publication: nov 14, 2015
  • Langue English
  • Mots-clés Paintings, Prints, Stained Glass
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À propos du créateur
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Ernestine Tahedl
King City, Ontario, Canada

Ernestine Tahedl was born in Austria and received a Master's Degree in graphic art from the Vienna Academy of Applied Arts. She immigrated to Edmonton Alberta in 1963. Participating in group and traveling shows, she also won acclaim with solo exhibitions in Austria, France, Japan, the USA and this country. Her awards include the Graduation Prize of the Austrian Government 1961 and the Allied Arts Medal of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada 1966. In 1967 she received a Canada Council Arts Award. She was elected a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 1977 and of the Ontario Society of Artists 1984. She received the Governor General's Canada 125th Anniversary Medal in 1993, the recipient of the 2000 Arts and Letters Award from the Arts and Letters Club of Toronto, and the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal in 2002. A retrospective of her work covering 60 years was organized by the Varley Art Gallery in Markham in 2006 and toured to several other galleries in Ontario.

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