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Sebastiano Ricci and his work in the czech collections
Zářecká, Markéta ; Oulíková, Petra (advisor) ; Zlatohlávek, Martin (referee)
Sebastiano Ricci and his work in the Czech collections Bachelor thesis titled Sebastiano Ricci and his work in the Czech collections. This work deals with first a brief history and Baroque art in Venice. Then there pointed out the historical context of the Czech territory and presenting artists who came out most of the Venetian tradition. There are presented life of stories of Venetian painters Sebastiano and Marco Ricci and their mutual cooperation, and this uncle and nephew. The chapter dedicated to cooperation with Marc, and chapter discusses general works, to which Marco perhaps artistically involved. The last part is devoted to a catalog of works that are owned Czech, Moravian Gallery and locks. The catalog indicated works from international collections, which are related to follow visual documentation with captions. Keywords: Sebastiano Ricci, work, Venice, Marco Ricci, collections
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Sebastiano Ricci and his work in the czech collections
Zářecká, Markéta ; Oulíková, Petra (advisor) ; Zlatohlávek, Martin (referee)
Bibliographic citation Sebastiano Ricci and his work in the Czech collections: Bachelor thesis / Markéta Zářecká; Leader: PhDr. Petra Oulíková, PhD. - Praha 2015 - 70 pg. Abstract: This thesis deals with the representation of Sebastian Ricci and his works in Czech collections. Initially, the work briefly describes the Baroque painting in Venice for the period Ricci's life that follows the life story of Sebastian and Marco Ricciových, which is associated with their mutual artistic collaboration as uncle and nephew. Last, but also an important part of this thesis is devoted to a catalog of works owned by Czech, Moravian Gallery and locks. Catalog also presents works on the same theme from foreign collections, the related question regarding Ricci authorship or the exact dating of the presented works in the catalog. Finally, the work summarizes the existing knowledge and research that have been an integral part of the creation of this work. Keywords: Sebastiano Ricci, work, Venice, Marco Ricci, collections
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The Ancient Lamps in some smaller Czech and Moravian Collections
Šuchmová, Jana ; Musil, Jiří (advisor) ; Ondřejová, Iva (referee)
Author's name: Bc. Jana Šuchmová Instititution: Charles University, Prague Faculty of Arts Institute for Classical Archaeology Celetná 20, Prague 1 Discipline: Classical archaeology Title: The Ancient Lamps in some smaller Czech and Moravian Collections Supervisor: Doc. PhDr. Jiří Musil, PhD. Number of pages: 89 Number of attachments: 18 Year of vindication: 2011 Keywords: lamps, mould-made, wheel-made, Greece, Egypt, Byzantine Empire, Roman Empire, museums, collections This thesis proposes to describe lamps through their emergence, mainly in the period of antiquity. Beside the lamps it would deal with the history of scholarship of the lamps, with the objects, which belong to the lamps, and the way of use of the lamps.Part of the thesis is a catalogue of lamps from four Czech and Moravia museum collections.
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Madagascar stem succulents, protected by CITES, in collections in the Czech Republic
KOUPAL, Vít
The bachelor thesis focused on review of representation of Madagascar-based stalk succulent plants as one of the main groups of collection plants under protection of CITES in the selected collections in the Czech Republic. The collections under monitoring were Botanic Garden of Natural Science Faculty of Masaryk University in Brno, Botanic Garden Libverda Děčín, Botanic Garden Liberec, Zoological and Botanic Garden of Plzeň City, Botanic Garden of Prague Capital City, Botanic Garden Teplice and a selected private collection. Data about representation of monitored herbal species were taken based on personal visit and provided lists. Florius registration programme was used for completion of data. Review of the species diversity based on representation of families showed dominant representation of Euphorbiaceae family followed by important representations of Apocynaceae and Didiereaceae families. The species of Madagascar-based stalk succulent plants registered in Appendix I and II of the latest CITES list were represented in approximately equal proportion in majority of the collections. The exceptions were two collections (Botanic Garden Liberec and private collection) with higher representation of species from Appendix I. From the point of species composition, the collections of Zoological and Botanic Garden of Plzeň City, Botanic Garden of Prague Capital City, and the private collections significantly differentiated from the other collections.
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