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Italian news in Czech chapbooks of the 19th century
Suchomelová, Marcela
Broadside ballads of Chapbooks became the contemporary phenomenon of information across several centuries. Genre multicolored form pamphlet news nearly reflect the current message to the widest audience, especially in folk environment. These small and very popular prints associated with everyday life of society, especially in the second half of the 19th century directly compete with the "faster" by the media, that cost is a mass of newspaper and magazine production. Interesting, especially news reporting leaflet (pamphlet) or broadside songs are also happening in the Apennine local region: reactions Revolution and Rebellion in 1848, or risorgimento year 1859, when the Sardinian-Piedmontese kingdom, along with the Emperor Napoleon III. defeated Austria and soon failed foreign, Mexican mission Archduke Maximilian in the 60th years, but also the marginal popularized songs about miracles or accompanying "thanksgiving" divine aid. Among the interesting scrolls, which were currently cataloged are critical broadside prints the Prague Institute of Ethnology of the ASCR. Collection along with collections of folk songs comes from the results of a major editorial, unfortunately unfinished project from the beginning of the last century, Das Volkslied in Österreich. Volkpoezie und Volkmusik der in Österreich lebenden Völker.
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Czech Nazarenes in Italy in the 1820s - František Tkadlík and Josef Führich
Machalíková, Pavla
The text is based on documents related to the journeys to Italy of two important painters of the first half of the 19th century coming from the Bohemian Lands and ranked among the nazarenes: František Tkadlík and Joseph Führich. It is aimed at the detailed study of their séjours in Rome during the 1820s and attempts to characterize the impact of the journey on the development of their work.
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Double Italian heritage: Architect Pietro Nobile
Petrasová, Taťána
The essay analyses three Bohemian buildings – and their references to European Neo-Classicism – projected in this country by the very influential Austrian architect Pietro Nobile (1774–1854): mansion Kynžvart (1820–1839), funeral chapel in Plassy (1824), and Horse´s Gate in Prague (1826).
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