There is an exhibition on Rembrandt shown at the National Gallery in Prague from the middle of September in 2014 to the end of December in 2015. Rembrandt was a Dutch painter who was born in 1606 and died in 1669. Rembrandt is generally considered as one of the greatest artists of all time and […]
Art works of Rudolf II’s Era
The exhibition ‘The Masters of Rudolf II’s Era’ is shown at the Prague City Museum until the end of March this year. ‘The Masters of Rudolf II’s Era’ exhibition shows a wide range of various art works such as paintings and drawings of the collection of Rudolf II. The famous art collection of Rudolf II […]
Exhibition on William Hogarth
The exhibition ‘The Transformation of William Hogarth. The Excess of Misery’ is shown at the National Gallery in Prague from the end of last year until the beginning of March 2015. The National Gallery presents an exhibition on one of the most outstanding artists of Europe, William Hogarth. William Hogarth was born in 1697 and […]
Music and Politics: Exhibition
This exhibition will present the connection between music and politics in the life of the Czech Republic. The museum has a wide selection of audio, audio visual recordings and several artifacts from the revolution in the Czech Republic which was in 1848 to the present days. The Music and Politics exhibition will show the influence […]
The Other World exhibition
The exhibition The Other World will be held at the Ethnographic Museum in the capital of Czech Republic in Prague. The exhibition is focused on the subject death and dying, quite similar to the exhibition about Godmother Death in the Czech Museum of Music. It is a really common and popular topic among the different […]
Life in the Czech Countryside: Exhibition
This exhibition shows the every day life in the Czech countryside at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibition “Life in the Czech Countryside” presents the beautiful landscapes, the Bohemian fields and groves to the visitors. The exhibition will take the visitors into a real rural house where you can experience the […]
Antonín Dvorák and Trains – Prague exhibition
Antonin Dvorák was a Czech composer who was born in 1841 and he died in 1904. He was really fascinated by trains and he once said: “I would give all my symphonies for inventing the locomotive”. He was really amused by trains from a really early age and as a kid in his hometown Nelahozeves […]
Godmother Death – Exhibition in Prague
This exhibition will show death to the visitors through the paintings and prints, through several painters and artists point of view from different ages. The visitors will have the chance to see the human mortality as it is seen through the eyes of the artists, showing it in a unique and different way. The museum […]
German, Forced Labourers and War – Prague Exhibition
The exhibition ‘Forced Labourers and War’ is at the first time on display and showing the history of Forced Labourers as a shocking way as it has never been seen before. It is focused on the connection between the memory and history of Forced Labourers. The exhibition also shows the attempt to cope with history […]
Treasures of Ancient China – Prague Exhibition
The exhibition takes place in the Imperial Stables of Prague Castle. The castle gives home to the President of the Chezh Republic and it has a really ancient history and it has been the official residence since the 19th century. From august this year the treasures of Ancient Chine will be on display in this […]
