Czech colours in XX century « Prague

Czech colours in XX century

Published January 9, 2009 Prague monuments 1 Comment
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Czech colours

The polychrome windows are one of the last chapters of the book of Czech art history represented by Saint Vitus cathedral. These windows were made by Alfons Mucha, master of liberty style, who become famous designing posters for the Sarah Bernardt’s theatre performances. Started in 1353 and ended in the last century, the cathedral is a trove of masterpieces of the whole Bohemian period.

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1 Joy February 7, 2009 at 5:15 am

You have one of the best looking, colorful blog I havae seen till date. I love your blog.

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