The presidential portrait you want to be in the most prominent place.

Adam Štech | Havel

Nostalgic memory of Václav Havel by one of the most prominent artists of the present. Limited edition 100pcs, numbered, signed by the author.

Print Technique:	giclée, archive 12 -color pigment print
Paper:	100% cotton paper Hahnemühle Photo RAG 308G
Print Dimensions (XL):	80 × 61 cm \| 84 × 65 cm (print \| frame) - only one size
Frame:	Wooden with UV plexiglass in the museum standard

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Frame Black frame Wooden frame with oak veneer Frameless

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Adam Štech lives and works in Prague. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (2001-2008) in the studios of painting near Jiří Sopek and Vladimír Skrepl. In 2004 he won the Jiří Sopek Academy of Sciences Prize and in 2011 he became Laureate 4. Critics Awards for young painting awarded by the Association of Art Critics and theorists of the Czech Republic. The work of Adam Štech is represented in many Czech and foreign private and public collections. In recent years, he has prepared independent exhibitions for DSC Gallery and Gallery of Václav Špála in Prague or the Center for Contemporary Art DOX, from foreign institutions, let us mention his presentation in Ascaso Gallery in Miami or Prague House.

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"I often work with quotation, use different styles and various paintings from art history. I often work with the motifs of personal life, but at the same time I also depict people from public space. Portraits are probably the most important topic for me.

The portrait of Václav Havel was such an initiation thing for me. It was my first portrait of a politician and it was the beginning of a stage for me, in which I started to focus on specific persons even from the political world. Václav Havel is a symbol for me, it is primarily a nostalgic memory and it was also a certain definition. Because at the time I started working on his portrait, Milos Zeman was at the Castle. "