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Oskar Kokoschka's close relationship to Bohemia is well known in the collective cultural consciousness of the land, as are Kokoschka's contacts with Czechoslovakia and his exile in Prague. However, little light has been shed on his early involvements with the Czech environment during the Austro-Hungarian period. In 1911 an exhibition was opened in Karlovy Vary of Kokoschka's work presenting a symbolic...
At the turn of 1946 and 1947, ten Soviet architects affiliated with the Academy of Architecture in Moscow visited Czechoslovakia. Over the course of two months, they visited eighteen towns and cities. They were interested in historical, modern and contemporary architecture, as well as in the methods of post-war reconstruction, and visited many institutions associated with architecture. They also organised...
The exhibition titled Polish Painting from Canaletto to Wyspiański was presented in Czechoslovakia in 1959, first at the Waldstein Riding School in Prague, and then at the Slovak National Gallery in Bratislava under the alternative title Polish Painting of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. The display, prepared jointly by the National Museum in Warsaw and the National Gallery in Prague, represented...
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