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Burian Romantically Distorted Reality. His Horse Looked Better than the Real Thing, Says an Expert on His Work
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How was the romantic soul of Zdeněk Burian (1905–1981) reflected in his paintings of primitive people and Indians? What makes his work inimitable? Why did he have to churn out illustrations from the red library? Were some of his fundamental works irretrievably lost? Why are many of them so valuable that their forgeries are being created? How can they be recognized? And which of Burian's works are underappreciated? Rostislav Walica, an expert on …
·Čestlice, Czechia
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