Staletá Praha 27, 1/2011

Čtyřicáté výročí vyhlášení Pražské památkové rezervace

Michael Zachař

Staletá Praha 27, 1/2011, 2-3  

Hynais curtain for the National Theatre. Restoration and technological research in the historical building of the National Theatre
Der Vorhang von Hynais für das Nationaltheater. Restaurierung und technologische Untersuchung des Vorhangs im historischen Nationaltheatergebäude in Prag

Tomáš Berger, Petra Straková, Tomáš Záhoř

Staletá Praha 27, 1/2011, 4-26 | DOI: 10.56112/sp.2011.1.02  

This study presents the work by Vojtěch Hynais, which aspires to be proclaimed a national cultural monument, as a 19th century example of Bohemian high art painting, although perceived in the past as a result of academism. A restoration survey revealed the masterfully captured painting technique of Hynais and a well considered conception of the general effect of the allegory. The authors combine art historic knowledge with stratigraphical survey, infra red spectroscopy and microchemical analysis. Evaluation of Hynais' technique is based on photographs in sharp light and macro photographs of the paintings condition. This scientific knowledge, as opposed...

Character and origins of building stones in Prague medieval monuments
Der Charakter und Ursprung der Steine in den Prager mittelalterlichen Denkmälern

Václav Rybařík

Staletá Praha 27, 1/2011, 27-41 | DOI: 10.56112/sp.2011.1.03  

This article discusses the character and origins of the natural building stone used in Prague medieval buildings and sculpture. The authors review the rock types of building stones from a geological and petrographical point of view; the quarry sites in Prague and the sites of imported stone, along with their occurrence in Prague monuments.

Centennial Prague. The authorship of some of Prague's facade from the art nouveau, modernism and cubism period
Das hundertjährige Prag. Zur Urheberschaft mehrerer Prager fassaden der Periode des Jugendstils, der Moderne und des
Kubismus

Jan E. Svoboda

Staletá Praha 27, 1/2011, 42-69 | DOI: 10.56112/sp.2011.1.04  

This study discusses some buildings from the end of the 19th century to the origins of the First Czech Republic, covering the architectural styles (eclectism, art nouveau, modern and cubic) and their history. The aim is to attempt to assign those works of better quality to known or neglected architects on the base of their external features. Every period had fewer good architects than builders; however many of them had their distinctive characteristic elements, which enable the classification of some of their work or to presume their origins. This cannot be considered as evidence for authorship, but more as a contribution to the discussion of this...

Modern architecture at Střešovice. From entirety to detail 2.

Alexandra Křížová, Hedvika Křížová

Staletá Praha 27, 1/2011, 70-81 | DOI: 10.56112/sp.2011.1.05  

This study was based on the outcome of the research project Professional Cognition, Survey, Scientific Evaluation, Inventory and Documentation of Architectural Cultural Heritage of the 19th and 20th Century which led to a detailed survey and the recognition of modern architecture in Prague. The second of the three intended articles continues the mapping of superior, albeit less well known, architectural objects in the Stresovice quarter - a significant part of which was built in the first half of the 20th century. The article will also introduce a less well known architect of the era, Jiri Kodl, and his own residence, a villa in Stresovice.

Nástin stavebního vývoje obcí Kolovraty a Tehovičky

Ladislav Valtr, Iva Dryková

Staletá Praha 27, 1/2011, 82-100 | DOI: 10.56112/sp.2011.1.06  

Zprávy památkové péče - výběr - Pragensia + obecná problematika památkové péče - index of places

Staletá Praha 27, 1/2011, 101-122  

Aktuality

Staletá Praha 27, 1/2011, 123-138  

Rudolfinská Praha v detailech Sadelerova prospektu (3). Kostel sv. Václava a Hrádek Václava IV.

Ondřej Šefců

Staletá Praha 27, 1/2011, 139-140  

Sídlo Kooperativy čp. 747 v Templové ulici na Starém Městě pražském

Michael Zachař

Staletá Praha 27, 1/2011, III