Josef Dlabal (1920-2004) - Place de la Vieille Ville - Prague

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Josef Dlabal, Place de la Vieille Ville – Prague, 1980–1990, oil on heavy cardboard, 11 × 14.5 cm, Czechia, signed at bottom right, in excellent condition.

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Josef Dlabal (1920-2004) - "Old Town Square and Church of Týn in Prague" - Oil on heavy cardboard.

Charming oil painting in miniature format (11 x 14.5 cm) by the Czech painter listed as Josef Dlabal (1920-2004).
The work depicts a lively and colorful view of Prague's famous Old Town Square. In the background stand the emblematic Gothic spires of the Church of Our Lady before Týn, towering over the picturesque warm-toned façades and the historic arcades of the square. In the foreground, a stylized crowd brings a beautiful urban dynamic to the composition.

Faithful to the artist's style, the work is distinguished by a generous brushwork, a textured application of matter (impasto painting), and a luminous palette that wonderfully captures the vibrant atmosphere of the Czech capital. Josef Dlabal collaborated with other renowned painters such as A. Doležal and L. Musil, and achieved notable international success, particularly during exhibitions in Japan.

This painting demonstrates fine technical mastery, ideal for collectors of European urban landscapes or East European art.
The work is hand-signed by the artist at the bottom right ("J. Dlabal").

Specifications:

• Artist: Josef Dlabal (1920-2004)
• Title: Old Town Square, Prague (Staroměstské náměstí)
• Technique: Oil on heavy cardboard
• Period: Second half of the 20th century
• Signature: Signed at bottom right "J. Dlabal"
• Dimensions: 11 x 14.5 cm
• Condition: Excellent
The work is mounted on a mat.

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Josef Dlabal (1920-2004) - "Old Town Square and Church of Týn in Prague" - Oil on heavy cardboard.

Charming oil painting in miniature format (11 x 14.5 cm) by the Czech painter listed as Josef Dlabal (1920-2004).
The work depicts a lively and colorful view of Prague's famous Old Town Square. In the background stand the emblematic Gothic spires of the Church of Our Lady before Týn, towering over the picturesque warm-toned façades and the historic arcades of the square. In the foreground, a stylized crowd brings a beautiful urban dynamic to the composition.

Faithful to the artist's style, the work is distinguished by a generous brushwork, a textured application of matter (impasto painting), and a luminous palette that wonderfully captures the vibrant atmosphere of the Czech capital. Josef Dlabal collaborated with other renowned painters such as A. Doležal and L. Musil, and achieved notable international success, particularly during exhibitions in Japan.

This painting demonstrates fine technical mastery, ideal for collectors of European urban landscapes or East European art.
The work is hand-signed by the artist at the bottom right ("J. Dlabal").

Specifications:

• Artist: Josef Dlabal (1920-2004)
• Title: Old Town Square, Prague (Staroměstské náměstí)
• Technique: Oil on heavy cardboard
• Period: Second half of the 20th century
• Signature: Signed at bottom right "J. Dlabal"
• Dimensions: 11 x 14.5 cm
• Condition: Excellent
The work is mounted on a mat.

Careful and tracked shipping.

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Edition
Original
Artist
Josef Dlabal (1920-2004)
Title of artwork
Place de la Vieille Ville - Prague
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Czechia
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
11 cm
Width
14.5 cm
Depiction/theme
Cityscape
Style
Contemporary
Period
1980-1990
FranceVerified
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Objects sold
94.59%
Private

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