Miloslav Chlupáč

Stone column made of Krastal marble in Klagenfurt

Miloslav Chlupáč (born July 10, 1920 in Benešov , Okres Benešov , † November 30, 2008 in Prague ) was a Czech sculptor.

life and work

Chlupáč was trained as a sculptor at the School of Applied Arts in Prague . He lived and worked in Prague and took part in numerous sculpture symposiums in Europe and other countries. In order to honor him, the International Summer Academy for Fine Arts in Salzburg announced a scholarship for participating artists.

• Sculpture Symposium St. Margarethen in Sankt Margarethen in Burgenland in Austria (Symposium European Sculptors) (1963 and 1964)
• Vyšné Ružbachy sculpture symposium near Vyšné Ružbachy ( Okres Stará Ľubovňa ) in Slovakia (1965 and 1966)
• Sculpture symposium Krastal near Villach in Carinthia (1967)
• Symposium de sculpture in Grenoble , (1967), on the occasion of the 1968 Winter Olympics
• Mexico's Ruta de la Amistad on the occasion of the 1968 Summer Olympics
• Sculpture Symposium Oggelshausen (1969)
• Krastal sculpture symposium in Europapark Klagenfurt (1969)
• Sculpture Symposium Villány in Hungary (1971)
• Sculpture symposium Forma Viva in Portorož in Slovenia (1981)
• Stones at the Border , Symposium in Merzig in Germany (1988)
• Symposium during the International Summer Academy for Fine Arts Salzburg (1988)
• Sculpture Symposium Hořice in Hořice (1994)

Work (selection)

• Untitled (1963), Sankt Margarethen in Burgenland
• Sculpture (1967), Olympic Village in Grenoble
• Las tres Gracias (1968), Ruta de la Amistad in Mexico City
• Untitled (1969), Oggelshausen Sculpture Trail in Oggelshausen
• Untitled (1971), Sculpture Park in Villány
• Stone column (1994) in the Europapark Klagenfurt in Klagenfurt
• Lies (1994) in Hořice in the Czech Republic

Web links

• Website of Miloslav, Chlupáč (Czech)