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An interpretation of the completion and sacred meaning of the Prague Cathedral in texts around the year 1800
Sadílková, Pavla
The text is based on the analysis of guidebooks to the Prague Cathedral and its descriptions from around 1800. The main aim is to analyse the relationship between the reflections on the Cathedral as an ancient place of cult and the evaluation of the artistic qualities of the Cathedral as an artistic monument. As compared to the Baroque tradition, the main change of the texts consists in the shift from considering it as a sacred place to describing it as an artistic monument. The main influence in this way may be ascribed to the text of F. L. Ehemant published in 1774. As the main qualities were described the illusionism of the Gothic space and the varying light effects in the interior of the Cahedral.
Nazarenism or Purism?
Petrasová, Taťána
The study monitors the influence of contemporary tendencies of Italian Purism on the work of Czech sculptors in Rome: Václav Levý, Emanuel Max and Theodor Wilhelm Achtermann.
The Bolzano Trial
Lorenzová, Helena
The text points at the clash between the lingering Enlightenment and the monarch-sponsored Catholic Restoration in Bohemia in the early 19th century, using the church trial of the famous theologian, philosopher and mathematician Bernard Bolzano as an example.
The Death of a Hero in the Painting of History
Sadílková, Pavla
The article deals with the problem of influence of art theory and art criticism on the depiction of death in painting during the 19th century. The diversity of the formal solutions of this subject is shown on the examples of Czech paintings.
The Utopia and Pragmatism of Architecture of the Enlightenment Age: Classicist Tombs and Graveyards
Petrasová, Taťána
The article focuses on a comparison of the theoretical bases of the French and Czech classicist architecture (Nicolas Ledoux, Johann Philipp Joendel) and the new conditions they created for the funereal architecture of the Josephine reform in the Czech Lands.
Czech Biedermeier and Gravestone Poetry
Lorenzová, Helena
The study highlights the idiosyncratic aesthetic of the Biedermeier period and its reflection in the poetism of gravestone engravings of this period.
The Phenomenon of Death in Czech Culture of the 19th Century

The anthology comprises 39 studies by scientists in various fields who dealt with the issue of death in terms of philosophy, sociology, history, and art history in the 19th century.

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