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Fabián Puléř - Prague illuminator
Svitáková, Kristina ; Zlatohlávek, Martin (advisor) ; Zapletalová, Jana (referee)
Thesis "Fabian Puléř - Prague's illuminator", who was active between years 1550 - 1562 in Prague's Old Town, focuses on one of the leading illuminators of the 16th century in Bohemia. First, it pursues his personal and professional life, then clearly focuses on sources and literature concerning the person or Fabian Puléř. Then continues with the interpretation of the most important hymnbooks and 16th gradualscentury with Puléř's illuminatations concerning: Gradual of the Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Vitus, Žlutický Hymn Book, Kaňkovský Hymn Book, Hymn Book of the City Louny. There is also interpreted the 16th century time and in the Czech lands, in particular the environment of bourgeois guilds and literary brotherhoods in terms of ordering, but also in terms of their sociological behavior at that time.
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The Work of Fabián Puléř
Svitáková, Kristina ; Hlaváčková, Jana Hana (advisor) ; Zlatohlávek, Martin (referee)
This thesis deals with Fabian Puléř, an illuminator who lived in the 2nd half of 16th century in Prague, and about his workshop in the Old Town. The main theme is the graduals and their fragments, which were made in his shop or are believed to be made there (the Metropolitan St. Vitus Temple Gradual, the Gradual of Čáslav, the Gradual of Žlutice, three illuminations from the collection of National Gallery in Prague, the two-part St. Valentine's Gradual from the Old Town, the fragments of Kaňkovský Gradual, the Gradual of Louny owned by Jan Táborský of Klokotská Hora, the Gradual of Český Brod), their description and cataloguization. Apart of critically rewieving the literation on the subject to this day, my thesis follows the life of Fabian Puléř regarding archival sources and also influences and impulses behind his work. It also contains crucial chapter about iconography of utraqistic musical manuscripts and about the litterateur brotherhoods, who ordered these hymnic books.
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The Work of Fabián Puléř
Svitáková, Kristina ; Hlaváčková, Jana Hana (advisor) ; Zlatohlávek, Martin (referee)
This thesis deals with Fabian Puléř, an illuminator who lived in the 2nd half of 16th century in Prague, and about his workshop in the Old Town. The main theme is the graduals and their fragments, which were made in his shop or are believed to be made there (the Metropolitan St. Vitus Temple Gradual, the Gradual of Čáslav, the Gradual of Žlutice, three illuminations from the collection of National Gallery in Prague, the two-part St. Valentine's Gradual from the Old Town, the fragments of Kaňkovský Gradual, the Gradual of Louny owned by Jan Táborský of Klokotská Hora, the Gradual of Český Brod), their description and cataloguization. Apart of critically rewieving the literation on the subject to this day, my thesis follows the life of Fabian Puléř regarding archival sources and also influences and impulses behind his work. It also contains crucial chapter about iconography of utraqistic musical manuscripts and about the litterateur brotherhoods, who ordered these hymnic books.
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Fabián Puléř - Prague illuminator
Svitáková, Kristina ; Zlatohlávek, Martin (advisor) ; Zapletalová, Jana (referee)
Thesis "Fabian Puléř - Prague's illuminator", who was active between years 1550 - 1562 in Prague's Old Town, focuses on one of the leading illuminators of the 16th century in Bohemia. First, it pursues his personal and professional life, then clearly focuses on sources and literature concerning the person or Fabian Puléř. Then continues with the interpretation of the most important hymnbooks and 16th gradualscentury with Puléř's illuminatations concerning: Gradual of the Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Vitus, Žlutický Hymn Book, Kaňkovský Hymn Book, Hymn Book of the City Louny. There is also interpreted the 16th century time and in the Czech lands, in particular the environment of bourgeois guilds and literary brotherhoods in terms of ordering, but also in terms of their sociological behavior at that time.
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