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Design of a set of used containers combining ceramics and textiles
 HORATLÍKOVÁ, Lenka
This bachelor thesis deals with the non-traditional interconnection of materials in the field of ceramic design and design in general. A crucial part of the work is the treatise of foreign and Czech designers who inspire the author to create the practical part. The theoretical part of the work is the treatise on the design and the designers mentioned above. The part about ceramics where introduced readers to the necessary steps for the work of a ceramist. Last but not least part about textile, its functions and handmade textile works. The practical part documents the creation of a convolution of five vessels, in which the design, ceramics and textiles are connected at the same time. An essential factor for vessels is their functionality, which is not neglected in the creation process.
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Evaluation of the production of the Wilhelm Schiller & Sohn manufactory from an artistic point of view.
 Benetka, Jaroslav ; Schöttner, Jan (advisor) ; Wittlich, Filip (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the history of the manufacturer of siderolite and majolica, the Wilhelm Schiller & Sohn factory in Horní Žleb. It focuses on the evaluation of the production of the factory during its existence between 1851 and 1910. The factory was one of the most important producers of siderolite and majolica in North Bohemia at the time. Franz Laube, the later director of the Technical school in Teplice (Teplitzer Fachzeichnen- und Modellir-Schule), was also one of the factory's employees. Wilhelm Schiller closely followed the artistic development of the world's styles and designed his models according to them, while preserving their own character. The factory employed a large number of people from the surrounding area.
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Painted folk decor on ceramics
 MICHNOVÁ, Lenka
The main aim of my master thesis is to describe the development of painted folk decor on ceramics since the arrival of Anabaptism in the Czech Republic. Selected Moravia workshops are used to track the decor development. Another goal of this thesis is to find out whether workshops that produce ceramics and subsequently paint it in the traditional way exit even today. Next part of my thesis is devoted to selected Czech workshops that produce painted ceramics. A presentation consisting of photos is included as well as a literature research.
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