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Fundamental types of decorative process in medieval books
 Velgáňová, Daniela ; Kubík, Viktor (advisor) ; Nespěšná Hamsíková, Magdaléna (referee)
1 Abstract The object of this bachelor thesis is a summary and comparison of fundamental written sources and literature to the technological process of decorations in medieval books. Besides pen drawings, levitated, tempera and gouache drawings thesis focus on different kinds of gilding and using gold accessories (for example from adding golden dust to some kinds of colours through punching hallmarks on golden details, to drawing on gilded background). By each kind of method and process, there is an indication of their progress and evolution in case of book painting is illustratively documented by concrete examples of some part of manuscripts. The thesis also includes an overview and synthesis of manuscript production in the Bohemia.
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Sepulchral Ironwork in Early Modern Bohemia. Ironwork and Sepulchral Environment between 1550-1740
 Gandalovičová, Šárka ; Mádl, Martin (advisor) ; Macek, Petr (referee) ; Roháček, Jiří (referee)
The text deals with various types of ironwork from ca 1550-1740, which we can encounter in sepulchral spaces in Bohemia. The text includes notable examples of individual types of ironwork related to sepulchral monuments in Bohemia and even Central Europe, especially when the works were inspired by Bohemian examples. The main research subject matter of the dissertation is a typological group of ironwork that defined the space around a tombstone or mausoleum freely situated in a sacred environment, e.g. the most important cited work - the ironwork surrounding the Royal Mausoleum in Prague, or the ironwork surrounding the Cenotaph of Maxmilian I located in the Court Church of Innsbruck. Other types of ironwork related to sepulchral monuments are mentioned complementarily, such as ironwork closing off interior chapels, freely standing ironwork, and ironwork protecting sepulchral niches. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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