Herman
Gvardjančič
1943GORENJA VAS - RETEČE PRI ŠKOFJI LOKI
SLOVENIA
Herman
Gvardjančič
1943GORENJA VAS - RETEČE PRI ŠKOFJI LOKI
SLOVENIA
He was born on the 21st October 1943 in the village of Gorenja vas - Reteče near Škofja Loka. After graduating from the Secondary School for Design and Photography in Ljubljana he studied first at the Academy for Education, now the University of Ljubljana Faculty of Education (PEF). In 1964, he enrolled at the University of Ljubljana Academy of Fine Arts (ALU), which he graduated from in 1968 under professor Maksim Sedej and also finished his postgraduate studies in 1970 under professor Zoran Didek.
He went on study travel to Poland and Germany. He was teaching in primary schools after 1971 and lecturing drawing and painting at the PEF between 1987 in 1997. From 1997 to his retirement he was working as professor and the Head of the Department of Paiting at the ALU.
He lives and works in his native village.
He went on study travel to Poland and Germany. He was teaching in primary schools after 1971 and lecturing drawing and painting at the PEF between 1987 in 1997. From 1997 to his retirement he was working as professor and the Head of the Department of Paiting at the ALU.
He lives and works in his native village.
1977
Award at the Biennale of Young Yugoslav Artists, Moderna gallery Rijeka acquisition1979
Karlovac Municipality Award at the Yugoslav Watercolour Biennale (BAJ)1981
Prešeren Fund Award for his work at the group exhibition Atelier 1980, Jakopič Gallery1988
van Grohar Award1990
Rihard Jakopič Award1993
Award at the Art Workshop of the Kočevje Fine Art Salon1994
Award at the International Fine Art Biennale Central European Fine Art Initiative, Sežana1996
Grand Award at the May Salon of the Slovenian Association of Fine Arts Societies (ZDSLU)
He was born on the 21st October 1943 in the village of Gorenja vas - Reteče near Škofja Loka. After graduating from the Secondary School for Design and Photography in Ljubljana he studied first at the Academy for Education, now the University of Ljubljana Faculty of Education (PEF). In 1964, he enrolled at the University of Ljubljana Academy of Fine Arts (ALU), which he graduated from in 1968 under professor Maksim Sedej and also finished his postgraduate studies in 1970 under professor Zoran Didek.
He went on study travel to Poland and Germany. He was teaching in primary schools after 1971 and lecturing drawing and painting at the PEF between 1987 in 1997. From 1997 to his retirement he was working as professor and the Head of the Department of Paiting at the ALU.
He lives and works in his native village.
He went on study travel to Poland and Germany. He was teaching in primary schools after 1971 and lecturing drawing and painting at the PEF between 1987 in 1997. From 1997 to his retirement he was working as professor and the Head of the Department of Paiting at the ALU.
He lives and works in his native village.
1977
Award at the Biennale of Young Yugoslav Artists, Moderna gallery Rijeka acquisition1979
Karlovac Municipality Award at the Yugoslav Watercolour Biennale (BAJ)1981
Prešeren Fund Award for his work at the group exhibition Atelier 1980, Jakopič Gallery1988
van Grohar Award1990
Rihard Jakopič Award1993
Award at the Art Workshop of the Kočevje Fine Art Salon1994
Award at the International Fine Art Biennale Central European Fine Art Initiative, Sežana1996
Grand Award at the May Salon of the Slovenian Association of Fine Arts Societies (ZDSLU)
Landscape
1992, 151 × 135 cm, Acrylic paint on canvas
Songs for Nico
1999, 211 × 140 cm, Acrylic paint on canvas
Ambients for Laraaji
2017, 208 × 230 cm, Oil paint on canvas
Landscape
1992, 200 × 125 cm, Acrylic paint on canvas
Ambients for Laraaji
2017, 215 × 198 cm, Oil paint on canvas
Prisoners OST (homage à Johann Johannsson)
2018, 210 × 110 cm, Oil paint on canvas
Landscape
1992, 151 × 135 cm, Acrylic paint on canvasSongs for Nico
1999, 211 × 140 cm, Acrylic paint on canvasAmbients for Laraaji
2017, 280 × 230 cm, Oil paint on canvasLandscape
1992, 200 × 125 cm, Acrylic paint on canvasAmbients for Laraaji
2017, 215 × 198 cm, Oil paint on canvas
