Ernestine tahedl biography
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Ernestine Tahedl
MADRONA GALLERY, VICTORIA BC - May 19 - June 1,
By Christine Clark
Ernestine Tahedl at the Madrona Gallery is a wildly expressive exhibit of large-scale acrylic paintings, an explosion of colour, a riot of dabbing, splashing, scribbling, smearing paint marks and an energetic, emotionally exhilarating celebration of joy.
A painter, stained glass artist and muralist for at least half a century, Tahedl says in a interview with the Royal Alberta Museum (RAM) that making art is “what I’ve lived for my whole life to hopefully enrich to a certain extent the society and culture.” Tahedl is discussing her career and the nine feet-tall mosaic murals she created in for Edmonton’s Canada Post building, which have been repurposed and are now an integral design element of the new RAM.
Born in Vienna in , Tahedl studied at Die Angewandte (University of Applied Arts Vienna) and later worked with her father, Professor Heinrich Tahedl, a stained glass artist, before moving
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Tahedl, Ernestine (RCA)
A Bruckner Song Um Mitternacht
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Dimensions: 72" × 48" (H × W)
View CartA efternamn, Motet, Der Abendhimmel
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Dimensions: 72" × 24" (H × W)
View CartAnton Bruckner Festgesang
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Dimensions: 60" × 36" (H × W)
View CartAnton Bruckner Mass No 2 in E minor Serie V
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Dimensions: 48" × 48" (H × W)
View CartAnton Bruckner, Festkantante
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Dimensions: 60" × 60" (H × W)
View CartBartok Night Music III
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View CartBartok Night Music V
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View CartBartok Night-Music IV
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View CartF. Schubert, Rondo in B mino
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Ernestine Tahedl
Canadian painter (born )
Ernestine Tahedl (born )[1] is a Canadian painter.
Born in Vienna, Tahedl studied at the Academy of Applied Arts Vienna, receiving her master of arts in graphic arts in [2] For the next two years she worked with her father, Heinrich Tahedl, on the design and execution of stained glass pieces, before her emigration to Canada.[3] She produced a portfolio of etchings, Circle of Energy, in , and did restoration work on the church of Christ the King in Klagenfurt in ; otherwise she is best known for her abstract landscapes. She has exhibited throughout Canada, the United States, and Europe both in solo shows and group exhibitions, and her work is in numerous public, private, and corporate collections. In she received a Canada Council arts award; in , she was the recipient of a purchase award at the Concours Artistiques du Québec, and in she was awarded the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada's allied ar