Otto M. Urban Books

Tuseni stinu

By Josef Bolf, Otto M. Urban

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Art of the long century 1796 1918

By Filip Wittlich, Otto M. Urban, Veronika Hulikova, Lucie Kasikova

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Formerly intended for trade fairs, this gem of Czech Functionalist architecture has been the seat of the National Gallery Prague from 1976. Built in 1925-1928 after the plans of architects Josef Fu...

A dream within a dream

By Ivan Adamovic, Hana Logan, Otto M. Urban, Roman A. Safner, Veronika Hulikova, Martin Jirousek

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This publication examines the reception of the work of the American writer Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) in the visual arts in the Czech lands, and the more general phenomenon of horror and fear. To...

Drevo rez

By Eva Bendova, Otto M. Urban, Veronika Lopauraova, Petra Kolarova

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Since the end of the nineteenth century, woodcuts - images produced by making a print using a wooden matrix carved with a knife - have helped to define the path to the modern painting. A key aspect...

Moderni revue 1894-1925

By Dana Kestrankova, Otto M. Urban, Lubos Merhaut

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Wladcy snow

By Jacek Purchla, Adam Hnojil, Otto M. Urban, Anezka Simkova, Irena Kossowska

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Decadence now

By Otto M. Urban

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Rat art

By Roman Franta, Otto M. Urban

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Siegfried Herz

By Otto M. Urban, Adrian Dean

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Vanitas

By Otto M. Urban, Adrian Dean

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