Gallery

Czech cubism

Some artists, designers and architects that were part of the Cubist movement in Prague at the beginning of the 20th century. The painters Emil Filla, Bohumil Kubišta and Antonín Procházka; the sculptor Otto Gutfreund; the architects and designers Pavel Janák, Josef Gočár, Vlastislav Hofman, Emil Králíček and Josef Chochol.

The National Gallery in Prague

St Sebastian is a painting of crucial importance in the work of Bohumil Kubišta (1884–1918), a prominent artist of the pre-World War I Czech avant-garde. Unlike traditional renderings of the theme of suffering of St Sebastian, a Christian martyr and saint…

Albertina

Caption: verso: M.o. “1882 Vazany - 1945 Brno”; Inscription: l.u. "Ant. Procházka "

Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague

Arnošt Dvořák: Mrtvá - Scéna Červená sedma, Praha. Barevná kresba ženské hlavy mezi dvěma muži se sklenicí v ruce. Černý sázený text.

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

große Vase, zwölffach kanneliert, Steingut, heller cremefarbener Scherben, gegossen, transparent glänzend glasiert (Craquelé), Vertiefungen mit schwarzer Glasur

Regional Museum in Teplice
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
Deutsche Fotothek

Landesdigitalisierungsprogramm Sachsen: Altbestand Deutsche Fotothek (Digitalisierung)

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts
Regional Museum in Teplice

Emil Filla, malíř, grafik, sochař, sběratel, teoretik umění, organizátor výstav, diplomat, mimořádná osobnost, jeden z tvůrců výjimečného postavení kubismu v dějinách českého výtvarného umění.

Regional Museum in Teplice
Regional Museum in Teplice
MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Vase, angular; three-sided pyramid with lamellas in M-form, white-red, triangular base

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Kaffeekanne mit rundem Henkel, gelblicher Scherben, transparente Glasur, blauer Henkel, geriffelt mit 17 Kanten

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Milk jug with angular pointed handle, yellow shards, transparent glaze, blue handle, fluted with 14 edges

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Vase, kantig; Zwei Pyramiden mit abgeschrägten Seitenkanten, mit den Spitzen ineinander gesetzt, Steingut, heller, cremefarbener Scherben, gegossen, zusammengarniert, Abschrägungsflächen mit Kobalt bemalt, transparent glänzende Craqueléglasur

German Documentation Center for Art History - Marburg Picture Index
Czech Televison

Two cubist buildings by Josef Chochol in Prague under Vyšehrad.

Czech Televison

Four Czech cubist architects (Josef Gočár, Josef Chochol, Pavel Janák and Vlastislav Hofman) and House of Black Madonna in Prague by architect Gočár.

Media library of Art and Visual History of Humboldt University of Berlin

Caption: Prague Vyšehrad// Tenement/House// Chochol 1914

German Documentation Center for Art History - Marburg Picture Index
Media library of Art and Visual History of Humboldt University of Berlin

Caption: Prague Vyšehrad// Tenement/House// Chochol 1914

German Documentation Center for Art History - Marburg Picture Index
Media library of Art and Visual History of Humboldt University of Berlin

Caption: Prague Nove Mesto/Na/Poříčí/24// LEGIO-Bank// Gočar 1923

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Vase; Steingut, heller cremefarbener Scherben, transparent glasiert (craqueliert), mit schwarzen Linien (Unterglasur an den Kanten), Corpus durch zwölf Facetten gegliedert, der niedrige Fuß unten tailliert, hohe Kuppa

Historical Museum

A wooden chair, a copy of the cubist chair of the Czech architect Pavel Janák from 1911, stored in the Museum of Arts.

Media library of Art and Visual History of Humboldt University of Berlin

Caption: Prague Nove Mesto/Na Poříčí/23/Legio-Bank// Gočar 1923

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Ovoid vase, earthenware, bright cream-colored shards, cast, cannelized by twelve grooves, glazed transparent, decorated with gold in the recesses

Historical Museum

a library from Josef Gočár for Otto Boleška

Historical Museum

Křeslo pro Otto Bolešku od Josefa Gočára

Historical Museum

Hodiny od Josefa Gočára pro Otto Bolešku.

Historical Museum

Mycí stolek od Josefa Gočára pro Otto Bolešku

Historical Museum

Židle od Josefa Gočára pro Otto Bolešku.