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Jiri Naceradsky

Jiri Naceradsky (1939 - 2014) was active/lived in Czech Republic.  Jiri Naceradsky is known for Erotica, watercolor painting of female figures, graphic art, teaching.

Jiri Naceradský graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague at the 5th Council, he also participated in scholarship stays in Paris. His the work has always been closely connected with an ironic to grotesque look to the human figure and to the surrounding world in general. Erotic are also common views of female bodies portrayed by simple stylized geometric shapes. Naceradský's work is also represented in the permanent collection of the Center de Georges Pompidou in Paris.

Women in various parables intertwine throughout Naceradsky's work. In addition to realistic images, Naceradský did photos depicting women as aggressive mantises or on the contrary, Venus worthy of respect and deification.

Alone in an interview he remarked to Lidové Noviny: "But when men are so boring. They are all the same. Only smarter, stupider, criminals or heroes - No surprises. They are countable, they have some mechanical one logic. Female, that's different. Aragon said, and I bel   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2276 characters.]  Artist bio

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