1983
Teos Intersection on kunstniku Stanislav Balko (1943) töö. See on pärinev 1983 aastast. Teos asub Tatra Gallery kogamuses Poprad, Slovakkia Vabariik. Mõõdud on 74 × 57 cm.
Poprad, Slovakkia Vabariik
The Industrial Soul of Slovak Artistry Nestled within the striking, industrial framework of Elektráreň TG —a former power plant in Poprad—the Tatra Gallery stands as a profound testament to the resilience and evolution of Slovak artistic heritage. To step into this space is to enter a dialogue between the past and the present, where the soaring brick towers and rugged architecture of a repurposed energy plant provide a dramatic, almost cinematic backdrop for the contemplation of fine art. This institution defies the conventional, sterile notions of museum spaces, offering instead a vibrant hub where the echoes of heavy industry meet the delicate nuances of creative expression.
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Stanislav Balko, Intersection (1983), Tatra Gallery.
Digitaalekspert kontrollib värve originaaliga võrreldes ja retusseerib faili, jäädes truuks kunstniku pintlapidele.
Osta kõrge resolutsiooniga piltOriginaalteost "Intersection" saab vaadata Tatra Gallery, Poprad, Slovakkia Vabariik-is.
Teose „Intersection“, autor Stanislav Balko loomimisaastaks on märgitud 1983.
Originaalteose „Intersection“, autor Stanislav Balko mõõdud on 57.0 x 74.0cm.
Tegijateõiguse osas on teos "Intersection" kuuluv klassifikatsiooni alla: on endiselt autoriõiguse all under kaitse.
Teose "Intersection" looja on Stanislav Balko. Teos on kataloogitud nime Stanislav Balko all.
Kui teos "Intersection" loodi aastal 1983, oli Stanislav Balko (sündinud aastal 1943) 40 aastane.
Ei – teos asub välismaal. Stanislav Balko sündis riigis Slovakia ning teose "Intersection" algorig on säilitatud muuseumis, mis asub riigis Slovakkia Vabariik.
1943, Slovakia
Early Life and Artistic Training Stanislav Balko was born on September 29, 1943, in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia. His formative years in this region provided the foundation for a life dedicated to the visual arts. He began his formal academic training at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava, where he studied from 1961 to 1964. During these years in Bratislava, he worked under the guidance of professors Dezider Milly and Peter Matejko, absorbing the technical rigors of their instruction.