Jaroslav Gebr

acclaimed motion picture artist

Over the last 50 years, Jaroslav Gebr has enjoyed one of the longest exhibitions of

any artist through an amazing journey of portraits, murals and visual effects in

motion pictures and television worldwide.

Although many of us have subliminally    admired his work over numerous

decades, his name has remained unknown

to the fraternity of art galleries world wide. 

Since his escape from communist occupied Czechoslovakia in 1949, Jaroslav Gebr's

journey of medium and styles have

evolved - from portraits and frescoes

in Bogotá Columbia_
       

_to portraits, murals and visual effects

in such Hollywood productions as

"The Sound Of Music," "Camelot,"

"Dune," "The Sting," "Scarface,"

television's "Night Gallery," "24" and 

countless others. 

During President Gerald Ford's

administration, The U.S. Armed Forces commissioned two portraits by Gebr to

be hung in the White House and Pentagon.

Exhibits for 2009 are currently planned for

Munich and in Los Angeles at the Academy

of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

We now have the privilege to admirer     

his works, once only available on the   

silver screen, via gebr.art. 

This is a wonderful opportunity to acquire 

an heirloom of Hollywood's golden age

of art.        

For more information on how to acquire, view and or bid at auction, you can contact us at:

gebrart@gmail.com