ARTIST IN FOCUS
MILOS REINDL
Best known for his large-scale paintings and brilliant film posters, Milos Reindl arrived in Canada in 1968 as a political refugee. Discover this Czech-Canadian treasure!
PALBRIC ART FOUNDATION
Welcome to the Palbric Art Foundation. Art and music are the universal languages we can all enjoy; our vision is to use art to speak to the world. Our objectives are to celebrate diversity, encourage and facilitate integration, in order to reduce xenophobia. We begin with our featured artist, Milos Reindl, a remarkable Czech-Canadian artist and onetime political refugee.
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Reindl: the FILM
Reindl: the BOOK
Reindl: the GALLERY
Reindl: the FILM
In August 1968, when Warsaw Pact troops occupied Czechoslovakia, tens of
thousands fled westward, including intellectuals and artists fearing
persecution. Among them was Miloš Reindl, a renowned artist and film
poster designer. Emigrating to Canada with his family, Reindl's creative
journey unfolded away from Canadian curators and galleries, crafting a
deeply personal body of work. As he faced trauma and loss, his art
became an existential necessity, a means of coping and expression.
Through rich archival material and personal testimonies, a documentary
portrait unravels Reindl's life and legacy, culminating in a poignant
exhibition and a tragic end. This film delves into the enigmatic
personality and artistic brilliance of Miloš Reindl, revealing a man who
could have been a leader in any realm, leaving behind a profound impact
on all who encountered him. A captivating journey through the life and
ar of a remarkable individual.
Reindl: the BOOK
Miloš Reindl, graphic artist, painter, and sought-after creator of
Czechoslovak film posters, born December 13, 1923 in Prague. Raised in
Poděbrady, childhood memories of this happy period stayed with him for
life, reflecting in his works. Hindered by his family's lack of
understanding of his artistic inclinations, his uncle, Oldřich Kerhart
(1895-1947), provided crucial support. After WWII, Reindl pursued
studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, later transferring to the
School of Applied Arts. Despite communist rule, he excelled in graphic
design, creating over 50 acclaimed film posters. In 1968, following the
Soviet invasion, Reindl emigrated to Canada, facing challenges but
eventually finding a professorship at Université Laval in Montreal.
Known for his introspective artwork, Reindl's life abroad fostered new
creativity, particularly in France, a country he adored. In 2002, facing
declining health after a stroke, he chose to end his life, leaving a
legacy of artistic innovation and teaching in Quebec.
Reindl: the GALLERY
We aim to present classic art pieces in 3D using our own unique
algorithm. Combination of classic gallery, visually oriented social
media and an investment opportunities is what we strive to achieve with
the creation of the fully architecturally correct building of the
gallery. 7 floors full of art, plus a rooftop and a series of
underground facilities where the virtual visitor can roam freely,
experiencing a true aesthetic exploration.
Having the background both in architecture and the world of fine arts,
we provide a unique blend of visions for the future. We are architects,
designers and programmers. We are supported by a vast and wonderful
legacy of the international artist Miloš Reindl.
Latest Blogpost
The Melancholy of Autumn: How Pop Culture, Modern Masters, and Miloš Reindl Paint the Changing Seasons
As the humid warmth of summer gives way to the crisp, amber air of autumn, a familiar shift occurs. On social media, our feeds instantly fill with the cozy, romanticized visual markers of the season, dubbed by internet culture as the quintessential “autumn aesthetic.” We trade sun-drenched days for oversized sweaters, cinematic rainy-day playlists, and moody photography. But our collective fascination with autumn’s transition isn’t just a product of modern pop culture trends. Long before…
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OUR CURATOR'S MONTHLY PICK
THE MILOS REINDL FILM POSTERS
Fresh from the Do Not Pass By exhibition in Prague, the Milos Reindl film posters are now on tour. Look for us soon in a city near you; until then, we hope you enjoy these highlights.
My wife
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DATE: 1967
Malachias miracle
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DATE: 1963
My way home (And they were seventeen…)
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DATE: 1965
Mr. Fool (Cucumber hero)
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DATE: 1963
For whom Havana dances
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DATE: 1963
Shadows behind you
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DATE: 1959
The sixteen years old
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Princess of Cleves
ARTIST: Milos Reindl
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DATE: 1961
The Black sea hero
ARTIST: Milos Reindl
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SKU: REIN-POS-013
DATE: 1964