Jiří Anderle is born on 14th September in 1936 in Pavlíkov.
He attended the Academy of Creative Arts in Prague, where he studied painting under Professor Antonín Pelc and graphic art under Professor Vladimír Silovský. He graduated in 1961. The experience which he gained during his cooperation with the famous Black Theatre of Jiří Srnec, with which he travelled through Europe for eight years as a mime, had a fundamental influence on his work - he sees life and the world as a big stage - Theatrum mundi .
He has exhibited his works at hundreds of his own and group exhibitions and won many national and international prizes. He is represented inprominent world collections and museums f.e.the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the George Pompidou Centre in Paris. From 1969 to 1973 he taught at the studios of Professor Jiří Trnka and Zdeňek Sklenář at the Academy of Applied Art in Prague and in 1986 at the Summer Academy in Salzburg.
He lives and works as a freelance artist in Prague.
1966 - Praha, Mánes
1968 - Bienále Danubius
1970 - Bradford, 2. International British Print Biennale
1977 - Cincinnati Art Museum
1980 - San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
1983 - Paris, Centre G. Pompidou
1984 - Praha, Galerie V. Kramář
1991 - Kanagawa, The International Prints Exhibition
1995 - New York, Park Avenue Armory
1996 - Düsseldorf, Art Multiple
1969 - Grand Prix - 1. Biennale Internationale de Gravure, Belgium
1979 - 1.Biennale Europeen Graphic - Germany
1982 - Grand Prix - 5. Triennale for Painting - India
1982 - Grand Prix - 2. International Exhibition - Tuzla
1983 - Prize of the Indian National Academy of Art 1991 - Grand Prix - 1. Triennale Europea dell Incisione, Udine
1993 - Triennale of European free Graphic, Praha