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The Character of Salomé in Gustave Mureau´s work
SVOBODOVÁ, Tereza
My bachelor thesis focuses on the motif of Salomé in the work of Symbolist painter Gustave Moreau. The analysis of artist's work explores the influences of the oriental cultures on creation of biblical scene of St. John the Baptist's death. It also sets Moreau's work in the context of artistic creation that deals with the archetype of the femme fatale in 19th century. For comparison there is the analysis of two literary works of the same theme - a short story Herodias by Gustave Flaubert and Oscar Wilde's play Salomé.
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Organization of I. national Spartakiad in Czechoslovakai in 1955, its importance and symbolism for Communist regime
Koubová, Jana ; Szobi, Pavel (advisor) ; Fabianková, Klára (referee)
The thesis deals with the way the organization, meaning and symbolism I. Spartakiad held in 1955 in Czechoslovakia for the communist regime. In the introduction deals with political, economic, social and cultural situation after the World War II in Czechoslovakia. Then the thesis deals with the field of physical education and sport. It deals with the process of the unification of physical education in the interests of the communist party and its effects on the arrangement I. Spartakiad. A key issue is the demonstration of abuse traditions sports in Czechoslovakia, abuse Sokol festivals in order Spartakiad in terms of their organization and eventually themselves abuse masses protruding trainees. All this also presented an example of gymnastic songs, during which trainees through movements of their bodies to express a clear link to the communist symbolism.
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Czech Gothic art and its importance for human development
ŠTOCHL, Michal
This bachelor thesis describes fine Arts in the czech lands during the gothic period. It represents the evolution of this art and to point out the possible development of personality through art. The first chapter focuses on the historical events in gothic in the czech lands. The second chapter deals with the actual art and refers to the inner world of artists and the rest of the population. The third chapter describes the development of art in the czech lands. It represents a large number of generated sites and gives rise to their historical context. The fourth and final chapter points to the importance of art education for children and interpretation of symbolic values.
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A painting as a graphic metaphor of a gender identity
NIŽNÍKOVÁ, Kateřina
This thesis focuses on how Roznov art therapy schools approach gender issues. It deals with a gender perception development during an art therapy process (through the course of study). In the theoretical part it describes gender issues from the historical point of view and it addresses the feminist movement and its impact on an understanding of gender differences. It also describes psychological theories of the beginning and evolution of sex differences and therapeutic effects of art therapy. The practical part of this thesis includes a characterization of art therapy techniques. It pursues the symbol of ?original sin?. It examines a set of art therapy students? artwork and it studies the gender identification references. It also analyses a set of students? questionnaires, especially the experience of gender identification perception before and during their studies.
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Design and emplacement of a sculpture in the landscape
ŠINDELÁŘOVÁ, Barbara
This thesis is focused to the ideal concept, design, implementation and em-placement of a sculpture in the respective area, designed in a deeper context of the work itself to its surroundings, its history and specific local character. To solve the emplacement of the sculpture, a scenic park surrounding the Castle at Štěkeň (South-West Bohemia) has been chosen. The design respects fully not only scenic dominants, but also neighboring architecture and vistas directly in the respective locality. A full appeal of the art work is enabled by applying convenient material re-specting its milieu and the sculpture theme itself as well. Also the onlooker´s position toward the sculpture proportions and its comprehensibility and readability has been taken in consideration. The theme and concept of the sculpture is closely connected to the Christian Or-der ?Congregatio Jesu? settled directly in the facilities of the Štěkeň Castle and related first of all to Mary Ward, its founder and to her first community of ?English Virgins? as well. A component part of this thesis is formed by a secondary pedagogic project ? a workhop meeting for children, convened in autumn 2010 directly to the Štěkeň Castle premises. It dealt with the human being´s relation to the landscape. This thesis focused to the relation between an art work and the surrounding sce-nery is concerned also to spiritual creativity from the point of view of actual cultural-social neediness respecting also the application and readability of Christian symbolism in respect to actual cultural experience.
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The Work of Josef Váchal in the Context of Czech Literature and Culture of 1st half of 20th Century.
KŮS, Václav
Bachelor thesis deals with monitoring developments Váchal reflection of contemporary social and cultural contexts of early twentieth century, especially the twenties and thirties. Based on the analysis Váchal´s diary entries and relevant professional sources to try to reconstruct Váchal perception of contemporary artistic currents and historical contexts. Concentrates on monitoring reference to the artistic avant-garde in the twenties and thirties in Bohemia. Bachelor thesis tries to find signs, interpretation and resonance, referring to the description Váchal´s works of any common features and similarities with the Czech avant-garde.
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Psychology and symbolism of colours
ZVĚŘINOVÁ, Iva
The Bachelor study entitled ?Psychology and symbolism of colours? addresses the symbolic significance of colours in life, in terms of development and particularly cultural differences. The theoretical part of the study provides evidence of the importance of colours in terms of the historical development of traditional cultures and their views on perception; individual chapters are devoted to the physiological and psychological effects of colours on the human organism. The final theoretical part of the study includes methods of using these findings, as currently used in psychology and diagnostics. The practical part analyses the importance of the application of colours in the interiors and gives examples of how to work with colours in the interiors of schools, means of transport, art and advertising.
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Through Mannerism towards Symbolism - Šaldas' Short Story Analýza
Kostrbová, Lucie
The article interprets the early prose of F. X. Šalda "Analýza" (1891) and focuses mostly on it’s first part, in which its naturalistic narrative changes into a symbolistic text by radically metaphoric language. The literary language thus loses the power of reference and the significance of the text becomes ambivalent. On the one hand the experimental form of the text can be defined in terms of mannerism as an intellectual construct of irrationality, on the other as a combination of language units, semantically most opposite. The main character is depicted in mannerist way as well, being formed together from inorganic objects and simple components - similarly as the paintings by Arcimboldo.
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Corporate identity and its application
Jeřábková, Kamila ; Krsek, Libor (advisor) ; Horný, Stanislav (referee)
The aim of my bachelor thesis is to create a logo for the Board Game Club of the University of Economics. The methods used to accomplish the goal include an investigating on how to create a successful and working logo and a study of factors which affects it such as the role of symbolism, typography and colors. The work does not just summarize facts about a corporate identity and logo, but is also valuable in creating something that is practical and usable. The first five chapters are theoretical and the last one is practical in which I am applying the gained knowledge on our Board Game Club.
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