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Restoration of Stained Glass Windows of the St. Bartholomew Church in Kolín after World War II
Bartoňová, Anna ; Pech, Milan (advisor) ; Bendová, Eva (referee)
This bachelor thesis concentrates on the post-war reconstruction of stained glass in the Church of St. Bartholomeus in the town of Kolín. After introducing the Church of St. Bartholomeus, there will be covered the solution from the theoretical point of view - period criteria, opinions of local inhabitants and reconstruction determining factors. Following practical solution will be based on the cooperation of cultural institutions and figures from the local parish (especially Kamarýt brothers) with artist's workrooms. The next part is focused on the modern stained glass itself in side nave in Church of St. Bartholomeus, the fate of its origin, the description, analysis, and interpretation. Conclusion will be dedicated to summary results of research and also a brief comparison with one similar example of the damaged sacral building in the second world war and an attitude to reparations and artistic completion.
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Posters by Jaroslav Sůra
Hornerová, Markéta ; Pech, Milan (advisor) ; Bendová, Eva (referee)
Posters by Jaroslav Sůra The topic of this theses are the posters from the painter, graphic artist and illustrator Jaroslav Sůra (1921-2011). It is based primarily on his estate, that counts over 120 posters. For the comprehensive elaboration of his works this source is compared with other found designs. The theses follows his works chronologically and is divided into two main parts. The first is devoted to his studies and the beginnings of his artistic activity regarding fine art. The second, main part, focuses on posters itself. The chapters of this part detailly describe his works and put them into the context of contemporary art production.
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The villa architecture in Prague at the turn of the 19th and 20th century as a new phenomenon of living in the Central European context.
Klingerová, Ester ; Czumalo, Vladimír (advisor) ; Bendová, Eva (referee)
This Bachelor thesis deals with family villas in Prague from the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, taking into account the European context. By that time a new relationship to modern architecture began to form. The thesis takes into consideration the displays of Art Nouveau and Modernism and the usage of folk features in the architecture of family villas. The first part of the thesis deals with the compilation of literary sources, which represents the theoretical basis of the following chapters. The second part is dedicated to the first family villas, which were built on the territory of today's Prague. The thesis clearly discusses the architectural work of four architects, some of whom were also builders. At the turn of the millenium, these architects had their family houses built or designed with the above-mentioned new features incorporated. The thesis focuses especially on the family villas of Jan Kotěra, Jan Koula, Karel Vítězslav Mašek and Dušan Samuel Jurkovič. The aim of this thesis is to create an idea of the importance of family houses at the beginning of the modern architecture and to show what sources of inspiration the architects used and who the typical builders were.
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False heroes. Removal of communist monuments in Prague after year 1989
Homutová, Ludmila ; Pech, Milan (advisor) ; Bendová, Eva (referee)
False heroes. Removal of communist monuments in Prague after year 1989 This thesis will examine monuments, established to promote communist ideology, that were removed after the Velvet Revolution and in the next few years of the 1990s in an attempt to symbolically abolish former regime. Firstly it will outline the historical context. Based on contemporary periodicals and public politicians speeches it will show social discourse regarding relation towards communism and notions what the new regime should be like. After it will deal with the concept of historical memory, places of memory and their change and rewriting. It will also compare this momument removal with iconoclasm that accompanied other revolutions. In its main part the thesis will follow several cases of monument displacements of statues of heroes and leaders, constituting events and artifacts - symbols. It will attempt to demonstrate how the monuments disappeared from the public space and how these events and the removal itself helped construction of historical memory besides the creation of monuments that are supposed to commemorate communist totalitarianism. It will also mention existing monuments that were put up during years 1948 - 1989, that stir up discussion to this day and it will touch how other countries of the Eastern Bloc...
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Sepulchral production of the Specialized sculpture-stonecarving school in Hořice 1884 - 1928
Machová, Gabriela ; Pech, Milan (advisor) ; Bendová, Eva (referee)
Funeral artworks were an important part of production of the Imperial and royal renowned specialized sculpture and stonecarving school in Hořice below the Krkonoše mountains. The bachelor thesis presents sepulchral works produced by the school chronologically according to school chronicles and annual reports, in context with school functioning and school personages. Since the school's foundation in 1884 until the retirement of the second school director, Václav Weinzettl, in school year 1928-1929. Keywords Hořice, sepulchral art, tombstone, cemetery, sculpture
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Dana Jandová - The Graphic Art
Kotočová, Lujza ; Pech, Milan (advisor) ; Bendová, Eva (referee)
The core part of the thesis is devoted to the lifework of a Czech artist Dana Jandová (1930-2014) with an emphasis on the graphic production, which came close to outweighing her activity in painting during the first decade of her career. By analyzing the themes that engaged Jandova's attention, the main aim of the author is to trace the development and the chronology of her stylistically varied oeuvre. In doing so, the intent of the work is to evaluate the artist's graphic production in its broader cultural and historical context. The thesis is accompanied by the summary catalogue of prints listed in thematic order.
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Josef Wenig's artworks from the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague
Wittlichová, Theodora ; Pech, Milan (advisor) ; Bendová, Eva (referee)
This bachelors thesis deals with the life and work of a Czech painter Josef Wenig, who made his artistic awarness primaraly as a theater artist and illustrator. The focus of this thesis is a set of Wenig's drawing designs and graphic realization held in the collections of Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague. Outside of his key sphere, Josef Wenig, as a versatile artist, also dedicated his work for instance to advertising graphics, designing postcards or Ex libris. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Intimate relationships between healthcare workers in a particular healthcare services provider
Bendová, Eva ; Mellanová, Alena (advisor) ; Vaňková, Milena (referee)
This thesis is focused on the formation and presence of the intimate relationships between healthcare workers from nurses' point of view. The aim is to find out if those intimate relationships are developing on the nurses' workplaces and which factors can influence their origin as well as to find out if the presence of this relationship between a doctor and a nurse can affect the quality of collaboration among themselves but also with the other workers in the workplace. The theoretical part is dedicated to important socialization factors of the individual in society. It's focused on a position and function of the individual in a group, formal and informal relationships, family and it's function and types, on a married life and on risk factors of a family environment. The integral part is a description of the profession of a doctor and a nurse with their roles, team cooperation and professional relationship, but also a description of the doctor's and nurse's relationship like man's and woman's with potential intimate relationship. The empirical part is processed as a quantitative research. Data were obtained by non- standardized anonymous questionnaire and the research sample consisted of 177 respondents. According to current nurses' workplaces the intimate relationships between doctors and nurses...
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Ferdinand Engelmüller 1867-1924
Obrazová, Martina ; Pech, Milan (advisor) ; Bendová, Eva (referee)
Ferdinand Engelmüller 1867-1924 The subject of this thesis is monographic description of life and work of the painter Ferdinand Engelmüller. The author of this work focuses on cultural and historical context of the era at turn of the 20th century, in which she includes development of the landscape painting art and landscape painting school of Julius Mařák. Major part of this thesis is dealing with life, work and pedagogical activities of Engelmüller. It is subdivided into three stages defined by the important and breakthrough events of the painter's life and career. The work is largely based on the study of archival documents and written documents of Ferdinand Engelmüller. Thesis also includes list of works of Ferdinand Engelmüller introducing the works that are located in Czech public collections within local museums and galleries. Keywords Ferdinand Engelmüller, Julius Mařák's School, Czech Landscape Painting, Ferdinand Engellmüller Private School
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