Mikulas Kravjansky

Mikulas Kravjansky was born in Czechoslovakia in 1928 and studied at the Prague Academy of Muse Arts, where he focused on art and scenography. His talents earned him recognition as an internationally acclaimed artist, and he served as chairman of the art department of Czechoslovakia’s State Television. During his time there, he created numerous designs for operas, ballets, and theatrical productions, bringing his artistic vision to the stage.
Kravjansky’s journey eventually led him from his homeland to California, then Florida, and finally to Canada, where he settled on the shores of Georgian Bay. There he established his own production company to publish his work, creating limited edition graphic works that showcase his distinctive artistic style. He is represented by Park West Gallery.
Today, Kravjansky continues to paint while also pursuing his passion for writing, authoring both poetry and cookbooks. His multifaceted creative talents reflect a lifetime dedicated to the arts, from his early days designing for the stage to his current work as a painter and writer in his Georgian Bay studio.