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John Anthony Quitainer (1709-1765)
Petříková, Eva ; Horyna, Martin (advisor) ; Royt, Jan (referee)
John Anthony Quitainer (1709-1765), a significant representative of the Prague sculptors who were producing their work after the year 1730, exerted a profound effect on the style development of the late Baroque plastics in Bohemia. He was born in Prague in 1709, in a family of a sculptor, Ondřej Filip Quitainer, who originally came from Frýdlant and later settled in Prague's Lesser Town where he founded a sculptor studio. In 1718 he acquired the Lesser Town burgher-ship. John Anthony served his time of apprenticeship in his father's workshop. At the age of fourteen he participated in the process of decorating the interior of Černínský Palace. When his father died in 1729, John Anthony took over the workshop, the ownership of which he first shared with his step mother, Maria Teresia Quitainer. In the first half of the 18th century, John Anthony Quitainer became one of the most sought after sculptors in Prague. The majority of orders he accepted came dominantly from holy orders. He had decorated the interiors of monastery churches for Augustinians, Carmelitans and Dominicanes. The most important order, nonetheless, came from the Premonstrate order at the Strahov Monastery. There he created a unique and monumental sculpture collection, among which we can find carved decorations and stone sculptures, situated...
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John Anthony Quitainer (1709-1765)
Petříková, Eva ; Royt, Jan (referee) ; Horyna, Martin (advisor)
John Anthony Quitainer (1709-1765), a significant representative of the Prague sculptors who were producing their work after the year 1730, exerted a profound effect on the style development of the late Baroque plastics in Bohemia. He was born in Prague in 1709, in a family of a sculptor, Ondřej Filip Quitainer, who originally came from Frýdlant and later settled in Prague's Lesser Town where he founded a sculptor studio. In 1718 he acquired the Lesser Town burgher-ship. John Anthony served his time of apprenticeship in his father's workshop. At the age of fourteen he participated in the process of decorating the interior of Černínský Palace. When his father died in 1729, John Anthony took over the workshop, the ownership of which he first shared with his step mother, Maria Teresia Quitainer. In the first half of the 18th century, John Anthony Quitainer became one of the most sought after sculptors in Prague. The majority of orders he accepted came dominantly from holy orders. He had decorated the interiors of monastery churches for Augustinians, Carmelitans and Dominicanes. The most important order, nonetheless, came from the Premonstrate order at the Strahov Monastery. There he created a unique and monumental sculpture collection, among which we can find carved decorations and stone sculptures, situated...
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John Anthony Quitainer (1709-1765)
Petříková, Eva ; Horyna, Martin (advisor) ; Royt, Jan (referee)
John Anthony Quitainer (1709-1765), a significant representative of the Prague sculptors who were producing their work after the year 1730, exerted a profound effect on the style development of the late Baroque plastics in Bohemia. He was born in Prague in 1709, in a family of a sculptor, Ondřej Filip Quitainer, who originally came from Frýdlant and later settled in Prague's Lesser Town where he founded a sculptor studio. In 1718 he acquired the Lesser Town burgher-ship. John Anthony served his time of apprenticeship in his father's workshop. At the age of fourteen he participated in the process of decorating the interior of Černínský Palace. When his father died in 1729, John Anthony took over the workshop, the ownership of which he first shared with his step mother, Maria Teresia Quitainer. In the first half of the 18th century, John Anthony Quitainer became one of the most sought after sculptors in Prague. The majority of orders he accepted came dominantly from holy orders. He had decorated the interiors of monastery churches for Augustinians, Carmelitans and Dominicanes. The most important order, nonetheless, came from the Premonstrate order at the Strahov Monastery. There he created a unique and monumental sculpture collection, among which we can find carved decorations and stone sculptures, situated...
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Transmission mechanism of Monetary Policy of the Federal Reserve System
Petříková, Eva ; Jílek, Josef (advisor) ; Potužák, Pavel (referee)
This thesis analyses the chief relations inside the transmission mechanism of the monetary policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve System during the period from 1955 to 2007. The theoretical part of the thesis describes the principles of the history of Federal Reserve and his monetary policy, the development of Fed's monetary policy and its transmission mechanism, the lags in the monetary policy and various theories which deal with try to explain the monetary policy relations. In the analytical part I focus on answering the most laid questions whether, how much and for how long do the nominal interest rates and monetary aggregates affect the real variables (mainly the real domestic product) of the United States. Next I focus on investigating the monetarist assumption of money neutrality in the long run. I also introduce Granger causality and Impulse and Responses investigations into proposed VAR model.
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