9. 4. 2010
Exhibition – MAXIMILIAN JOSEPH HAUSHOFER (1811-1866) / Returning from a Hunt, (1850s)
Exhibition sketch: MAXIMILIAN JOSEPH HAUSHOFER (1811-1866) / Returning from a Hunt, (1850s)
Date: 11.12.2009 – 30.04.2010 » More »
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9. 4. 2010
Exhibition sketch: MAXIMILIAN JOSEPH HAUSHOFER (1811-1866) / Returning from a Hunt, (1850s)
Date: 11.12.2009 – 30.04.2010 » More »
7. 4. 2010
New Graphic Cabinet of the Collection of Prints and Drawings in St George’s Convent
March 16 – June 13, 2010
6. 4. 2010
President Havel has been awarded many orders by foreign governments. It is his desire that The National Museum should make his collection available to be viewed by the general public.
27. 3. 2010
Exhibition of the National Museum in Prague in co-operation with the Polabské muzeum Poděbrady and the Muzeum východních Čech in Hradec Králové, Archeologický ústav AV ČR, Praha, v.v.i., Slezské zemské muzeum and Česká numismatická společnost. » More »
26. 3. 2010
organized under The auspices of The president of The czech republic Mr. Václa Klaus. The central point of the exhibition is the jewel of the book culture of the early modern times: the richly decorated manuscript Life and sufferings of St. Wenceslas » More »
24. 3. 2010
Jan Křížek (1919-1985) is one of the 20th century’s most original Czech artists. He lived in France from 1947 to the end of his life, producing most of his artworks there. Although primarily a sculptor, he left behind much drawing, painting and graphic work, which served him in his search for new forms of expression. The Graphic Cabinet will present a selection of Jan Křížek’s drawings, graphic sheets and sculptures from the collections of the National Gallery in Prague.Graphic Cabinet, Veletržní Palace, third floor » More »
23. 3. 2010
This exhibition in the National Museum’s new building casts light on the atmosphere in Czechoslovakia from the 1950s to the 1989. It examines the dissemination of both free information and propaganda and presents diverse views of the individual events and spirit of that era, as well as the issue of information and access to it. » More »
22. 3. 2010
Czech coins and medals made from precious metals
This exhibition presents Czechoslovak, Czech and Slovak coins and medal work.
10. 3. 2010
This exhibition features a selection of the oldest and most interesting Haggadot (the plural of Haggadah) – liturgical texts used during the Seder celebration of the Jewish holiday of Pesach (Passover). As part of the Pesach festivities at home, the biblical story of the Exodus of the Jews from Egyptian slavery, which is related in the Haggadah, is commemorated along with other stories relating to the celebrations. » More »
24. 2. 2010
The exposition keeps track of the development of Czech art from the year 1989 up to the present day. » More »