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Ludvik Kuba

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Kuba, Ludvík 

Born Apr. 16, 1863, in Podebrady; died Nov. 30, 1956, in Prague. Czech painter, ethnologist, and musicolo-gist; People’s Artist (1945). Honorary professor of the Academy of Arts in Prague.

Kuba studied in Prague at a music school (1877–83) and the Academy of Arts (1891–93), in Paris at the Académic Julian (1893–95), and in Munich at the school of A. Ažbè (1896–1904). He traveled through the Slavic countries, painting scenes from the everyday life of the common people, portraits of peasants, landscapes, and still lifes (Flowers, A. S. Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow), using the impressionist plein-air tradition. He was also the author of a 15-volume anthology entitled The Slavs in Their Songs.

REFERENCE

Míčko, M. Národní umĕlec Ludvík Kuba. Prague, 1950.


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Some members of Janacek generation seem to have as it were sacrificed their potential careers as composers and chosen the collection of folk songs as their main activity--remarkably, Ludvik Kuba even took this work further than the frontiers of the Bohemian Lands.
 
 
 
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