The son of Czech immigrants, Charles Turzak (1899 – 1986) enjoyed a long and prolific career as a master woodblock printmaker, painter, WPA muralist, commercial illustrator and a beloved art teacher. His critically acclaimed graphics of the expanding urban skyline in his hometown of Chicago and working class heroes epitomized the Modern Art movement in America in the 1930s. Over forty woodcuts and paintings will be on display dating from the 1930s to 1960s and include views of Chicago landmarks, historical American figures, Czechoslovakian landscapes and impressions of Orlando, Florida, where he retired in 1958.
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The Albin Polasek Museum 01.09.2010 - 14.11.2010
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