An edition of Czech and Slovak glass in exile
(2007)
Czech and Slovak glass in exile
by Sylva Petrová
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Emigration and immigration, Glass artists, Glass art, Exhibitions, HistoryPlaces
Slovakia, Czech RepublicTimes
20th century, 21st centuryShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Czech and Slovak glass in exile : the integration of Czech and Slovak glass art into other cultural contexts
A fascination for Czech glass
The position of Czechoslovak glass artists under the pre-Revolution regime
North America: Latchezar Boyadjiev; Vladimira Klumpar (Vladimíra/Vladěna Klumparová); Lucas Novotny (Lukáš Novotný) and Baker O'Brien; Michael Pavlík; Martin Rosol; Peter Sís (Petr Sís)
Australia: Stanislav Meliš; Pavel Tomečko; Daniela Tomecko-Marth (Daniela Tomečková-Marthová); Zoja Trofimiuk (Zoja Trofimiuková)
France: Vladimír Zbyňovský; Yan Zoritchak (Ján Zoričák)
Great Britain: Jaroslav Mykisa; Angela Mary Thwaites
Germany: Jan Adam; Lubomír Hora; Zdeněk and Miluše Kepka (Miluše Kepková); Pavel Molnár
Belgium: Miloslava Svoboda-Wyckmans (Miloslava Svobodová-Wyckmans)
Sweden: Milan Vobruba; Hans Falc-Vobruba (Jan Vobruba)
Croatia and other countries: Jeronim Tišljar
Artists' medallions and selected bibliography.
Edition Notes
Text is printed vertically, to be read with the spine at the head of the pages.
Published on the occassion of the exhibition of the same title, held Aug. 31, 2007-Jan. 6, 2008 at the Moravian Gallery in Brno, Museum of Applied Arts.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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