Vincenc Vingler Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Vincenc Vingler Art Value Price Guide

Dec. 07, 2023
VINCENC VINGLER 1911 - 1981 - ELEPHANT CALF
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Vincenc Vingler, a sculptor, ceramist and designer who represented Czechoslovakia at international exhibitions many times and became famous for his exterior sculptures for the Prague Zoo, has maintained a partial distance from the prevailing artistic trends throughout his life. The departure from traditional figurative sculpture perfectly describes the register of his work, which is recognizable by its minimalism, through which he has reached the very threshold of abstract expression. Interested in the psychology of animals, their movements and characteristic gestures, he excelled in his sense of material and delicate workmanship, which allowed him to express the very soul of the animal, as evidenced by the playfulness of the offered chamber sculpture Elephant. Signed: signed underneath: VINGLER
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Jun. 08, 2023
VINCENC VINGLER 1911 - 1981 - A CROW
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Vincenc Vingler, a sculptor, ceramist and designer who represented Czechoslovakia at international exhibitions many times and became famous for his exterior sculptures for the Prague Zoo, has maintained a partial distance from the prevailing artistic trends throughout his life. The departure from traditional figurative sculpture perfectly describes the register of his work, which is recognizable by its minimalism, through which he has reached the very threshold of abstract expression. Interested in the psychology of animals, their movements and characteristic gestures, he excelled in his sense of material and fine workmanship, which enabled him to express the very soul of the animal, as evidenced by the artist's famous sculpture, The Crow. "The artist has here reached out to our most commonplace bird, and has produced an exquisite sculpture of firm tawr and rich expression: all the cleverness of the crow and its audacity are there." The dimension given is without the plinth. Published: Mašín, Jiří: Contemporary Profiles of Vincenc Vingler, Sculptures of Animals. The Publishing House of Czechoslovak Fine Artists, Prague, 1957. p. 24. Signed: signed on the plinth: VINGLER 52
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Jun. 08, 2023
VINCENC VINGLER 1911 - 1981 - A SITTING MONKEY
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This graceful example of a sculpture of a Monkey in patinated bronze exhibits not only the elegance of sculptural invention but also the urgency of the sculpture's expression and gesture. Vingler was trained at the UMPRUM in Prague under professors Jan Lauda and Karel Štipl. He worked as a set designer at the Unitarie Theatre and the Prague Youth Theatre of Mila Mellanová, as a set designer at the theatre in Kladno, and collaborated with the Horácké Theatre in Jihlava. He devoted himself to sculpture and drawing, thematically to sculptures of birds, animals and their drawings. Only at the end of his life did he create human figures. From 1949 he was a designer of the Czechoslovak Ceramic Works, a member of the Union of Artists of Fine Arts and from 1947 a member of the Art Beseda. The offered sculpture comes from the author's family. Signed: signed on the bottom: VINGLER
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Jun. 14, 2022
VINCENC VINGLER 1911 - 1981 - A HARE
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Capturing the psychology of the animal and a distinctive work that departs from traditional human figures perfectly describes the register of the artist Vincent Vingler. He kept his distance from fashionable trends in art and created his own world full of animals. Although his contemporaries were primarily concerned with anthropocentric work and emphasizing the magnificence of the man, Vingler consistently counterbalanced this tendency and did not diminish the importance of the depiction of the animal in art. The work on offer comes from the important collection of the Czech painter Ota Janeček. Signed: Signed on the bottom VINGLER
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Jun. 14, 2022
VINCENC VINGLER 1911 - 1981 - A LYING BULL
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The sculptor Vincenc Vingler was trained at the UMPRUM in Prague under professors Jan Lauda and Karel Štipl. He worked as a set designer at the Unitarie Theatre and the Míla Mellanová Prague Youth Theatre, as a set designer at the theatre in Kladno, and collaborated with the Horácké Theatre in Jihlava. He devoted himself to sculpture and drawing, thematically to sculptures of birds, animals, and their drawings. Only at the end of his life did he create human figures. From 1949 he was a designer of the Czechoslovak Ceramic Works, a member of the Union of Artists of Fine Arts, and from 1947 a member of the Art Beseda. His last solo exhibition was held at the Old Town Hall in 1981 and he is well represented in the collection of sculptures and drawings of the National Gallery of Fine Arts, which organized a large exhibition for him in 2014 in the Troja Castle. The patinated bronze sculpture on offer has a larger version of black marble and comes from the collection of the important First Republic bronze maker Karel Barták.
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Mar. 12, 2022
FRANTISEK VINCENC VINGLER LIEGENDES PFERD
Est: €600 - €1,200
FRANTISEK VINCENC VINGLER 1911 Prag - 1981 ebenda Liegendes Pferd Weißmetall, bronziert. H. 5 cm, L. 22 cn. Unterseitig bezeichnet 'Vingler'. Abstrahierte Darstellung eines liegenden Pferds. Part. mit Verlusten der Patina.
Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
Nov. 26, 2021
Vingler, Vincenc
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1911 Prag - 1981 ebd. Liegender Wasserbüffel. Bronze, braun patiniert. Verso Ritzsign. Rechteckiger Steinsockel. 6 x 23 cm.
Peege Auktionshaus
Jun. 17, 2021
VINCENC VINGLER 1911 - 1981 - AN ANTILOPE
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Capturing of animal psychology and original work deviated from traditional human figures perfectly captures the artwork of the author Vincent Vingler. He kept his distance from fashion trends in fine arts and created his own world full of animals. Although his contemporaries sought primarily anthropocentric creation and emphasis on human grandeur, Vingler consistently counterbalanced this tendency and did not diminish the importance of depicting the animal in the art. He tried to find a simplified form that perfectly captured the essence of the animal itself. Published by: Markéta Vinglerová: Vincenc Vingler, Heinz Theuerjahr - Animals / Animals, 2015. Kvilda Art Center. Technique: Bronze
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Apr. 11, 2021
Vingler Vincenc 1911–1981 - Rabbit, 1965
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Vingler Vincenc 1911–1981 Rabbit, 1965 bronze, height 15.5 cm, sign. V. VINGLER
Auction House Sypka
Nov. 29, 2020
Vincenc Vingler - Seagull
Est: Kč60,000 - Kč80,000
bronz, dated 1979, Signed / verso
Galerie KODL
Dec. 10, 2019
CHARGING BULL
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Insight into the psychology of the beast, distinctive pieces that depart from traditional human figures – these are the attributes that define Vincenc Vingler’s work. Vingler kept a healthy distance from art trends, creating his own world filled with animals. Although his fellow artists strove for anthropocentric forms and emphasized the grandiosity of man, Vingler conscientiously built an antithesis to these trends and did not belittle the meaning behind animal depictions in art. Bulls have been featured in art for approximately 40,000 years, and high-spirited bulls (from his Corrida series) defy his calm works filled with delicate emotion: they are full of beastly energy, emphasized by a texture that is somewhat coarser than regularly seen in Vingler’s work. Published in: Vincenc Vingler exhibition catalogue Sochy zvířat [Animal Sculptures], O. Malá, J. Wollner, J. Kotalík, 2012, p. 108.
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Jun. 06, 2019
INJURED HERON
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Sculptor Vincenc Vingler studied under Professors Jan Lauda and Karel Štipl at the School of Applied Arts in Prague. He worked as an artist at Unitaria Theater and the Prague Children's Theater, was the head stage set designer at Kladno Theater, and worked with Horácké Theater in Jihlava. He sculpted and drew, focusing on birds and animals. It was not until the end of his life that he created human figures. From 1949 he was a designer at the Czechoslovak Ceramics Factory| he was a member of the Union of Fine Artists and from 1947 a member of Umělecká Beseda. He held his last solo exhibition at Old Town Hall in 1981. His work is extensively represented in the collection of sculptures and drawings at Prague City Gallery, which hosted a large exhibition of his work at Troja Chateau in 2014.
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Jun. 06, 2019
TOREADOR
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Jun. 06, 2019
ROOSTER
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Arthouse Hejtmánek
Jun. 13, 2011
VINCENC VINGLER
Est: £1,500 - £2,500
VINCENC VINGLER CZECH 1911 - 1981 SITTING HORSE (KŮŇ) inscribed VINGLER bronze height: 26.5cm., 10½in.
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