Miroslav Štolfa
Miroslav Štolfa (11 August 1930, in Brno – 26 February 2018, in Brno) was a Czech painter, printmaker, and university lecturer. Life Miroslav Štolfa achieved his A-levels at grammar school in Brno-Husovice and between 1949 and 1953 studied art (taught by Prof. E. Milén, B. S. Urban, and V. Makovský) at the Faculty of Education at Masaryk University and history at the Faculty of Arts (taught by Prof. F. Stiebitz, J. Macůrek, and R. Holinka). After completing his studies, Štolfa focused on painting and teaching at pedagogical schools in Boskovice, Tišnov, and Brno. In 1955 he married his fiancée Věra; they had a son, Jaromír and a daughter, Jana. In the same year, his first solo exhibition took place in the Education Employees Club in Brno. In 1963 he co-founded the creative group ''Parabola'' which was gradually joined by a number of important Brno artists (A. Čalkovský, R. Fila, R. Hliněnský, D. Chatrný, J. Jankovič, Z. Macháček, E. Ovčáček, M. Urbásek, ...
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