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      • LISKA EMANUEL KRECENC (Czech / Bohemian 1852-1903) - Elf
        May. 27, 2024

        LISKA EMANUEL KRECENC (Czech / Bohemian 1852-1903) - Elf

        Est: -

        Date: 1893 | Media: watercolor and pencil on paper | Dimensions: 26 x 31 cm (mat size) | Signature: unsigned | Frame: unframed |

        Einszwei Gallery
      • EMANUEL KRESCENC LIŠKA 1852 - 1903 - TOWERS OF THE TEMPLE OF ST. NICHOLAS IN THE LESSER TOWN
        Dec. 08, 2022

        EMANUEL KRESCENC LIŠKA 1852 - 1903 - TOWERS OF THE TEMPLE OF ST. NICHOLAS IN THE LESSER TOWN

        Est: -

        Emanuel Krescenc Liška often devoted himself to biblical themes, which he portrayed in an unusually suggestive manner with a mystical touch. The presented work is a rare example of a different thematic position of his work, which was dedicated to the realistic depiction of the landscape. The capture of various textures such as bricks, plaster and foliage, which add a haptic dimension to the piece, is particularly excellent. Working with light is almost photorealistic. Expert opinion of PhDr. Nadežda Blažíčková-Horová is enclosed to the artwork. Technique: Oil on canvas, Signed: Lower right "E. K. Liška"

        Arthouse Hejtmánek
      • EMANUEL KRESCENC LIŠKA 1852 - 1903 - DAWN AFTER THE GOOD FRIDAY
        Jun. 14, 2022

        EMANUEL KRESCENC LIŠKA 1852 - 1903 - DAWN AFTER THE GOOD FRIDAY

        Est: -

        From the expert opinion of PhDr. Naděžda Blažíčková-Horová: "The presented figural scene The Dawn After Good Friday is an extraordinary and probably the last work of the painter Emanuel Krescenc Liška before his unexpected death. It is a work of gallery value and Liška's works appear on the market only sporadically. Christians commemorate the martyrdom and death of Jesus Christ and the redemption of mankind. Liška depicted a moment on a monumental canvas in muted tones as night set in on the deserted hill of Golgotha in Jerusalem, the place where Jesus was crucified, and three angels mourn around around an abandoned and blood-stained cross in deep sorrow. Liška, with his lyrical and melancholic perception of the world, was fascinated by the phenomenon of night light, which went to study in Rome and Munich from the paintings of the old masters. His Bible-inspired scenes earned him the designation "Painter of the Night" and "Poet of the Moonlight." Technique: Oil on canvas, Signed: Unsigned

        Arthouse Hejtmánek
      • Frantisek Cina-Jelinek, Gehöft im Sonnenlicht
        Nov. 21, 2020

        Frantisek Cina-Jelinek, Gehöft im Sonnenlicht

        Est: -

        Frantisek Cina-Jelinek, Gehöft im Sonnenlicht sommerlicher Blick über blühende Wiese zum Bauernhof, in weiter sonniger Landschaft, impressionistische, teils etwas pastose Malerei in leuchtender Farbigkeit, Öl auf Karton, um 1930, rechts unten signiert "Cina Jelinek", rückseitig tschechischer Stempel, etwas reinigungsbedürftig, hinter Glas gerahmt, Falzmaße ca. 27 x 37 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentlich František Cína Jelínek, tschechischer Landschaftsmaler (1882 Prag-Karolinenthal bis 1961 Prag), studierte an der Prager Kunstgewerbeschule bei Emanuel Krescenc Liška und an der Prager Akademie bei Vojtěch Hynais und Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld, tätig in Křižánky [dt.: Krischanek], war parallel Sportler und Förderer des Skisports, Quelle: Vollmer, Saur "Bio-Bibliographisches Künstlerlexikon", Toman und englische Wikipedia.

        Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
      • Porcelain painting "Hagar and Ismael in the desert"
        Nov. 18, 2020

        Porcelain painting "Hagar and Ismael in the desert"

        Est: €2,500 - €3,200

        KPM. Berlin. 19th century. After a painting by the Czech painter Emanuel Krescenc Liska (1852-1903) from 1883. Porcelain, painted with colours. On rectangular panel desert scenery with red sky, coloured by the evening sun. Hagar with folded hands, her gaze lifted pleading towards the sky, next to her dying son Ismael. Besides her a walking stick and a calabash bottle. Panel 34,5x20,5cm. Frame 40x54cm. Scepter mark stamped as well as severall pressed or carved signs. On verso inscribed \"C A Römhild Grossbreitenbach (Thüringen)\" and \"Made in Germany\". On the lower right front corner n. E.K. Liska. Explanations to the Catalogue KPM Germany Porcelain 19th century Porcelain plaque

        Van Ham Kunstauktionen
      • CARL ALFRED RÖMHILD
        Sep. 23, 2016

        CARL ALFRED RÖMHILD

        Est: -

        CARL ALFRED RÖMHILD 1882 - 1957 PORZELLANBILDPLATTE 'HAGAR UND ISMAEL IN DER WÜSTE' Deutsch, KPM Berlin,1908, nach einem 1883 enstandenen Gemälde von Liska Emanuel Krescenc (1852-1903) Polychrome Malerei auf rechteckiger Porzellanbildplatte, Rahmen. 23,4 x 29,5 cm (ohne Rahmen). Zepter über 'KPM' eingepresst, Jahresbuchstabe 'H', Ritznummern '13 I 11', Malerei sign. 'ARömhild'. Feine Darstellung der sitzenden Hagar in der Wüste bei untergehender Abendsonne mit rotem Himmel. Neben ihr liegt der dem Tode nahe Ismael. Im Randbereich min. ber.

        Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
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