ART bomb, Moravian gallery in Brno 2011
Moravian gallery in Brno
Brno 2016, Czech Republic
2016 01 25 BRNO, Czech Republic, winter scenery:
Cathedral of St Peter and Paul on Petrov Hill, Husova St, Moravian Gallery, Church of Jan Amos Comenius, Masaryk University, Janacek Academy of Music and Performing Arts, Czech Constitutional Court, St Thomas Church, St James Church, Freedom Sq, Astronomical Clock, Sousosi-Plague Column, Koblizna St, Mahen Theatre, Menin Gate, Vegetable Market, Reduta Theatre, Moravian Museum, Church of the Holy Cross, Railway Station, Uzka St, Vankovka Gallery.
2016 01 25 BRNO, Ceska Republika, zimni krajina:
Katedrala Svatych Petra a Pavla, ul Husova, Moravska Galerie, Kostel Jana Amose Komenskeno, Masarykova Univerzita, Janackova Akademie Muzickych Umeni, Ustavni Soud Ceske Republiky, Kastel sv Tomase, Kostel sv Jakuba, Namesti Svobody, Brnensky Orloj, Sousosi-Morovy Sloup, ul Koblizna, Mahenovo Divadlo, Meninska Brana, Zelny trh, Divadlo Reduta, Moravske Zemske Muzeum, Kostel Nalezeni Svateho Krize, Hlavni Nadrazi, ul Uzka, Galerie Vankovka.
2015 01 25 BRNO, Czechy, sceneria zimowa:
Katedra Świętych Apostołów Piotra i Pawła, ul Husova, Galeria Morawska, Kościół Jana Amosa Komeńskiego, Uniwersytet Masaryka, Akademia Muzyczna i Teatralna Janacek, Sąd Konstytucyjny, Kościół św Tomasza, Kościół św Jakuba, Pl Wolności, Zegar Astronomiczny, Kolumna SP, ul Koblizna, Teatr Mehenovo, Brama Meninska, Rynek Warzywny, Teatr Reduta, Muzeum Morawskie, Kościół św Krzyża, Dworzec Kolejowy, ul Uzka, Galeria Vankovka.
10 Top Tourist Attractions in Brno (Czech Republic)
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Brno Travel Guide - Czech Republic Memorable Moments
Brno Travel Guide - Czech Republic Memorable Moments
Brno (German: Brünn, Moravian dialect: Štatl) is the second largest city in the Czech Republic and the largest city in the historical Moravian region. Founded around the year 1000, Brno is located in a beautiful natural environment between South Moravian vineyards and the Moravian Karst, and is an easy drive to the nearby Austrian border.
Brno was founded about a thousand years ago, receiving city status in 1243. Surviving sieges from the Hussites in 1428 and 1430, the city also successfully defended itself from Swedish armies during the Thirty Years' War. With the original capital of Olomouc falling into Swedish hands in 1641, Brno became the seat of administration for the Margraviate of Moravia (a borderland region of the Austrian Empire), which stayed long after the war's end. The city flourished during the 19th century as it rapidly industrialized and its population exploded. Brno would later serve as the capital of the semi-autonomous Moravian Land in the First Republic of Czechoslovakia. After surviving World War II intact, the newly-installed Communist Party abolished Moravia's autonomous status to subdivide the country into regions (kraj) in 1949, ending Brno's high political prominence. Contemporary Brno is a mixture of different architectural styles, ranging from the Gothic, Baroque, Art Noveau, and Socialist. Arguably the Czech Republic's second most important cultural centre that often competes with Prague in prestige, Brno has the second largest historic preservation zone in the country (the largest in Prague, the third in nearby Olomouc). Three castles are located in the immediate proximity of the city: Špilberk (a former royal castle for the rulers of Moravia dating to the 13th century, and later an Austrian military bastion), Veveří Castle (near Brno Lake), and Líšeň Castle (to the city's east).
Unlike Prague, Brno has yet to be discovered by mass tourism, meaning that prices and crowds are both minimal and manageable. Low budget accommodation is relatively expensive, due to lack of competition. Brno is the undoubted cultural hub of Moravia, home to a number of notable Moravian institutions, e.g. Moravian Gallery, Moravian Museum, National Theatre Brno, Brno City Theatre, etc. It is a city with a long tradition in motor racing (on the Masaryk Circuit), huge exhibitions and trade fairs (in the Central European Exhibition Center), and as a vibrant university city. With 89,000 university students in a city of 380,000, Brno is the Czech Republic's largest student city by percentage of population. Since 1998, an international firework competition, the Ignis Brunensis, has been held annually every year at the turn of May and June, drawing over 100 to 200,000 visitors a year.
The most interesting places in Brno are the Brno Underground, a labyrinth of cellars including the second biggest ossuary in Europe (after the Catacombs of Paris), the city's three sounding castles, the iconic St. Peter and Paul Cathedral atop Petrov hill, the Basilica of the Assumption of Our Lady in the Old Brno District, St. Jacob's Church, the Moravian Museum, Lužánky Park (the oldest public park in the country), Denis Gardens, and various historical squares, churches, and palaces.
There are also other places outside the city centre worth visiting, e.g. the old Jewish cemetery in Brno-Židenice (the biggest one in Moravia), or the Marian Valley in Brno-Líšeň, a cascade of lakes between forested hills. From the north, Brno is surrounded by hills and very pleasant nature, probably the most notable place is the Moravian Karst.
A lot to see in Brno such as :
Moravian Karst
Villa Tugendhat
Špilberk Castle
Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul
Punkva Caves
Macocha Gorge
Veveří Castle
Liberty Square
Brno Zoo
Cabbage Market Sqaure
Church of St. James
Brno Reservoir
VIDA! science center
Moravian Museum
Brno astronomical clock
Moravian Gallery in Brno
Technical museum
Mendel Museum of Masaryk University
Lužánky Park
Brno Observatory and Planetarium
Jurkovič House
Vila Stiassni
Obora Holedná
Capuchin Crypt in Brno
The Cabbage Market
Petrov
Anthropos Pavilion
10-Z Bunker
Villa Löw-Beer
Bongo Brno
Infinit Maximus
Botanical Gardens and Arboretum Mendel University
Marian valley
Pražák Palace - Moravian Gallery
Aquapark Kohoutovice
Denis Gardens
Stránská skála
AZ Tower
Labyrinth under Zelný trh square
( Brno - Czech Republic ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Brno . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Brno - Czech Republic
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藝苑掇英 Alphonse Mucha 阿方斯·莫查 (1860-1939) Art Nouveau Czech
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Alfons (Alphonse) Mucha is born in 1860 in Ivancice, Moravia (now Czech Republic). Mucha comes from a large family of the small bourgeoisie. The child draws a lot and very early, has for habit to caricature his comrades. After high school he becomes a violinist at the cathedral in Brno. Calligrapher as good as draftsman, he is appointed clerk in the court where his father was a bailiff.
He returns to Vienna when he is 19 years; there, he is hired by the Kautsky-Brioche-Burghardt home, specialist in theatrical scenery. After the closing of the house, Mucha moves to Mikulov, where he paints landscapes, portraits, and carries inscriptions on tombstones. Count Kluen, the lord of the place, commissions him to create murals in his castle and this work pleasing, permits him to be accepted by the local nobility.
Mucha enters in 1885, for two years, at the Art Academy of Munich. At 27 year of age, the artist moves to Paris where he enrolls at the Julian Academy. Alphonse Mucha must make a living; he enters a challenging period that lasts several years. His qualities make him known and the major publishing house Armand Colin hires him. Mucha lives in Montmartre and meets many artists (Gauguin, among others). Mucha is interested in photography, produces illustrations for the press. He discovers the work of Steinlen.
In 1894, a combination of circumstances brings him to create his first poster for Sarah Bernhardt's play; "Gismonda”, his poster, considered a big success - by the public and the actress - and Mucha collaborates with Sarah Bernhardt during six years with an exclusive contract for the theater. The actress has an international reputation; the manufacturers of perfumes, champagne or bike then crowd to the door of Mucha. His works are now on every wall and every day one can cross one of his creations (cigarette Job, Lu cookies, Champagne Ruinart, etc.).
Little by little, the name of Art Nouveau style is given to Mucha’s style and orders flow from all sides, which leads Mucha to be chosen for the Universal Exposition in 1900. He begins teaching in 1896. In 1897, the Bodiniere Gallery organizes an exhibition dedicated to him, the catalog preface is written by Sarah Bernhardt. Other exhibitions follow, even more prestigious. Mucha moves to New York in 1905, where his appearance is an event by itself. He soon returns to France and now wants to devote more time to his painting. In 1908, he makes his last great work of Art Nouveau: the decoration of the German Theater.
In 1910, Mucha decides to devote the rest of his life to paint twenty large paintings representing symbolic Epic of the Slavic people from ancient times. At that time, Mucha undertakes a study tour, then in 1911 moves to Zbirov where he works on his large canvases; at the same time, he works for the very young Czechoslovakia (stamps, banknotes, etc.) For which he does not accept any remuneration. In 1919, the first seven paintings are exhibited in Prague. The first eleven leave for the United States where the artist goes to live for two years; the paintings make sensation. In 1921 he returns to Europe and never leaves. All his energy is devoted to the Slav Epic. This one is formally delivered to the city of Prague in September 1928, but he works on them until his death.
In 1939, at 79 years, Mucha, ill, undergoes an interrogation by the Gestapo. He dies a few weeks later, ten days before his birthday.
阿方斯·莫查 Alfons（Alphonse）Mucha出生於1860年，位於摩拉維亞（現為捷克共和國）的Ivancice。木柵來自一個小資產階級的大家庭。孩子很早就吸引了很多，習慣諷刺他的戰友。高中畢業後，他成為布爾諾大教堂的小提琴手。書法家和繪圖員一樣好，他是法庭的書記員，他的父親是法警。
他19歲時回到維也納;在那裡，他被Kautsky-Brioche-Burghardt家聘用，是戲劇風景專家。在房子關閉後，穆查搬到米庫洛夫，在那裡他畫風景，肖像，並在墓碑上刻有銘文。這個地方的主人克魯恩伯爵委託他在他的城堡裡製作壁畫，這項工作令人愉悅，讓他被當地的貴族所接受。
Mucha於1885年進入慕尼黑藝術學院，為期兩年。在27歲時，藝術家搬到巴黎，在那裡他就讀於朱利安學院。 Alphonse Mucha必須謀生;他進入了一個持續數年的充滿挑戰的時期。他的品質使他知道，主要出版社阿爾芒科林聘請他。 Mucha住在蒙馬特，與許多藝術家（高更等）見面。 Mucha對攝影感興趣，為新聞界製作插圖。他發現了斯坦倫的作品。
1894年，結合各種情況使他為Sarah Bernhardt的劇作創作了他的第一張海報; “Gismonda”，他的海報，被公眾和女演員認為是一個巨大的成功 - Mucha與Sarah Bernhardt合作六年，與劇院簽訂了獨家合同。這位女演員享有國際聲譽;香水，香檳或香水製造商然後自行車擠到木柵的門口。他的作品現在在每一面牆上，每天都可以穿過他的一件作品（香煙Job，Lu cookies，Champagne Ruinart等）。
一點一點地，新藝術風格的名稱賦予了Mucha的風格和來自各方的命令流，這導致Mucha被選為1900年的世界博覽會。他於1896年開始教學。1897年，Bodiniere畫廊組織展覽獻給他的是目錄序言，由Sarah Bernhardt撰寫。其他展覽隨之而來，甚至更有聲望。穆查於1905年搬到紐約，他的出現本身就是一件大事。他很快就回到法國，現在想把更多的時間花在他的畫上。 1908年，他完成了新藝術運動的最後一部偉大作品：德國劇院的裝飾。
1910年，穆查決定將餘生用於繪製二十幅大型繪畫，這些繪畫代表了古代斯拉夫人的象徵性史詩。那時，穆查進行了一次考察旅行，然後在1911年搬到茲比羅夫，在那裡他的大型畫布上工作;與此同時，他為非常年輕的捷克斯洛伐克（郵票，鈔票等）工作，他不接受任何報酬。 1919年，前七幅畫在布拉格展出。藝術家入住兩年的美國前十一次假;這些畫作讓人感覺到了。 1921年，他回到歐洲，永不離開。他所有的精力都獻給了斯拉夫史詩。這張照片於1928年9月正式送到布拉格市，但他一直在為他們工作直到他去世。
1939年，在79歲的時候，生病的穆查接受了蓋世太保的審訊。幾週後，他在生日前十天去世了。
BRNO dnes, Česká republika. Brno today, the Czech Republic 2019
Brno dnes, Česká republika. City Brno today, the Czech Republic 2019
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Church of St. James, Brno, South Moravian Region, Czech Republic, Europe
Saint James` church is a late Gothic three-nave church situated in James' square (Jakubské náměstí) in the centre of Brno, in Czech Republic. Its history starts in the beginning of the 13th century. The church was categorized as a national monument in 1995. The church was founded for German inhabitants who lived in this part of the town in the 13th century. There is visible the painted heraldry of mother superior from Oslavany Cistercian monastery with the date 1220 on the vault of the presbytery. This date recalls the consecration of the smaller Romanesque church that once stood here before this late Gothic St. James's church and it used to serve Flemish and German colonists. There are no remains of this church. There was a cemetery documented around the church in the 14th century, which was extended bit by bit in the following years. During 1368–1405, some chapels were built around the church and these chapels created a unique urbanistic complex. The oldest one was Saint Morris's chapel from the year 1352, and among others were the chapel of Christ's body (1369), Saint Ursuline's chapel and the Assumption of the Virgin chapel (1413), and the so-called New chapel from the year 1428, Saint Trinity chapel (1463) and Saint Dorothy's chapel, which is in the cemetery (1465). The chapel of Christ's body was marked as being connected to the church. Brno citizens made gifts and bequests to these chapels. They also used to give contributions for building costs; however, the main burden of cost was borne by the Cistercian monastery in Oslavany. This hall church is characterized by a presbytery with an inner polygon, which is obviously the oldest part. There is a big tower standing at the western part of building. The tower has a main entrance door. The antechapel was constructed on the northern side. Late Gothic construction of the parish church started with building up the choir in 1446. The builder in the late 1450s was probably Hans from Brno according to scientific research. The main problem is surely to find out the date when construction began, i.e. the date of establishing the East-oriented presbytery. There is a document about a gift for the construction of the chancel from the year 1469 and the latest research comes with differing opinions as to when construction on the presbytery began. It should date according to documents from the half of the 15th century. This year probably prefers to the finishing of the construction of the chancel. Another opinion puts forth the idea about the earlier construction of the oldest part of the presbytery. This idea is supported by some architectonic details, for example the axial placing of the buttress which recalls Petr Parléř's construction at the Southern hall in Saint Vitus cathedral in Prague and in the presbytery of Saint Bartholomew's in Kolín upon Elbe. Also the structure of the wall profile between the windows and the shape of the window tracery repeats some of Parléř's characteristic motifs and possibly floral ornaments and beautiful gargoyles at the top of the buttresses which are close to work from Parléř's area. It could be hardly made as special kind of historicism in the half of the 15th century. It is possible to consider the origin of the presbytery and so the project of the new church at the end of the 14th century. Norbert Nussbaum pointed out to details of the shaft work, which passes through the windows jambs and the compound piers. It shows knowledge of the forms, which were used in the lodge at the Cathedral of St. Stephan in Vienna, when there was a master Lorenz Spenning. Petr Kroupa, who made research about the history of this church's construction, came to the conclusion that the presbytery was finished in 1473 and there are some similarities with the presbytery at the Church of the Holy Spirit in Heidelberg, where the same vaulting is used in the hall choir gallery. The vault belongs to the area of Swabia net vaults. Petr Kroupa considered Master Hans as a designer of Jacob's choir vault for as much as it was documented (as Meister zu Brünn - Master at Brno) at a stonecutters' meeting in Regensburg in 1459. The antechapel was constructed on the northern side. There is a stone in this antechapel, which is marked by Anton Pilgram's stone sign and written text: 1502 Ist Angela/n/gen dy Seiten (In 1502 they started building of side walls). It is known from documents that Anton Pilgram worked here in 1500 – 1511. Then he went to Vienna to work on the structure of Saint Stephen's Cathedral. In 1515 the finished presbytery was affected by the fire that caused the roof to fall in and it subsequently destroyed all altars. The new main altar was consecrated in 1516. The stone relief called the Lamentation of Christ comes from the year 1518 and the relief of the Crucifixion is from 1519.
RETRO MUZEUM NA STATKU - DPMB BRNO - 1932-68
[HINDI] MY TRIP TO EUROPE | City of Brno???? | Vlog #5 | Czech Republic
Hello everyone. So this is my 5th edition of europe tour where I am covering my tour of one of the best cities in Czech Republic, BRNO. It was really one of a kind experience and that place is literally awesome!! So I have worked a lot in this one and surely it is better than the previous vlogs.
If you are planning to visit Czech then this VIDEO IS A MUST WATCH FOR YOU!! And if not, then you can still WATCH IT FOR FUN :-)
Places to visit in Brno :
Big black clock:
Zelný trh:
Old City Hall:
Smoking sign (one of many) :
Dat horse:
Pink tank:
Moravská galerie (with the slide) :
Exhibiton Kmeny 90:
Super Panda Circus: well, we didn't find it... :-D
Petrov:
Cathedral:
Pater Noster elevator:
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Vila Tugendhat:
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The oldest known portrait of a woman sculpted from mammoth ivory found in Czech Republic 26,000
Face of the 26 000-year-old woman
Dolní Vestonice: Portrait Head XV
Pavlovian/Gravettian. 25,000-29,000 years old
This ivory portrait head could depict a man or a woman but the latter is usually assumed. The head is sculpted in the round so that the oval shape of the face is realistically curved. The hair is not indicated but an incised line marks the top of the forehead framing the face. Eye brows are carefully drawn above exceptionally detailed eyes; the nose and mouth are accurately proportioned. There are no ears but these might be covered by the hair.
Dolní Vestonice, Moravia, Czech Republic.
Brno Museum, Czech Republic.
Walking in Brno, Czech Republic
Walking in Brno, Czech Republic
Slavic Adventure in Brno, Czech Republic
WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER BRNO. Friends remember each other, the good and the best memories! Brno has embraced us with arms wide open. Although for a very short time that we've been in this Czech city to explore its depths, history, culture and traditions, we've made long-lasting memories to carry with us as we continue our travel journey. To Honza, Barbora and the whole family, thank you for the great memories! We have a great BRNO EXPERIENCE because of the both of you! ????????
Slováček – Brno. Scéna Moravské Zemské Muzeum - Etnografický ústav. MFF BRNO 2017.
Brno Biennial 2012
Short intro of iPad catalog of the 25th International Biennial of Graphic Design Brno 2012 published by the Moravian Gallery in Brno. Catalog was made by iPublishing.cz.
Radůza: Co mě to bolí ...? (What does hurt me so much....?)
Radůza: famous Czech bard and chansons performer - singer, multiinstrumentalist, composer, writer....
Photos: mine including the details from scupltures and paintings in Moravian Gallery,Brno,Czech Republic
Big Family Small World goes to Brno!
Everyone knows Prague. Few people have even heard of Prague's smaller cousin in the Moravian region of The Czech Republic - Brno. We went there to escape the big city and fell in love. Truly, a great place to travel as a family!
Music:
00:00 Bronze Radio Return Further On
01:27 Have Fun Teaching Scientific Method Song
02:27 Lorn Huron Meet Me In The Woods
06:48 Jake Isaac - Waiting Here (FDVM Remix)
The exhibition opening of paintings by Jan Karpisek in Dolmen Gallery in Uherske
Traditional Moravian musical performance at the exhibition opening in Uherske Hradiste on the September 29th. Paintings by Jan Karpisek, Czech art graduate were shown in a Dolmen Gallery, selling Czech contemporary and modern fine art. It was just the time of traditional folk feast, while people are dancing, drinking young wine juice (stum), having fun and celebrating joy.
Kateřina Pažoutová
gallerist: Gabriel Slanicay
artist: Jan Karpíšek
poet: Ondřej Broska
visitor: Natalie Perková
BRNO A Historic Czech City
Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic. It has much to attract the visitor as we see here.
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