František Xaver Naske

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František Xaver Naske (born June 2, 1884 in Prague ; † August 22, 1959 there ) was a Czech painter, decorator and illustrator.

He attended primary school in Adamov u Brna . He later graduated from the Art Academy under Professors Roubalík and Schweiger. He then went on study trips to the Netherlands , Belgium and London . He mainly painted portraits of important people alive at the beginning of the century. In addition, Naske designed costumes and masks. He was married to the film and theater actress Růžena Nasková .

Significant works

  • Lady in black, watercolor
  • Flying angels
  • Flirty lady, watercolor
  • Girl on the shore
  • Natálie Javorská - first stewardess of the Czech airline
  • Woman with the guitar
  • Růžena Nasková
  • Begging men
personal data
SURNAME Naske, František Xaver
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Czech painter, decorator and illustrator
DATE OF BIRTH June 2, 1884
PLACE OF BIRTH Prague
DATE OF DEATH August 22, 1959
Place of death Prague