- Václav
Brožík (pronounced [vɑ:tslaf br̩oʒiːk]; 6
March 1851, Třemošná – 15
April 1901 Paris) was a
Czech painter who
worked in the
academic style. He came...
- prominence:
sculptor Josef Václav
Myslbek and
painters Mikoláš Aleš, Václav
Brožík, Vojtěch
Hynais and
Julius Mařák. At the end of the
century came Art Nouveau...
-
painter Karel Svoboda Pražská
defenestrace roku 1618 by
Czech painter Václav
Brožík, 1890
Polyxena of
Lobkowitz sa****uarding
royal officials Slavata and Martinic...
- 16th
century Painting of Jan Hus at the
Council of
Constance by Václav
Brožík (1883)
Preparing the
execution of Jan Hus
Alphonse Mucha:
Master Jan Hus...
-
Wenceslaus Hollar, Toyen, Jan Kupecký, Petr Brandl, Vladimír Vašíček, Václav
Brožík,
Josef Mánes,
Karel Škréta or Max Švabinský.
Renowned sculptors were Josef...
- and
actor Václav Binovec,
Czech film
director and
screenwriter Václav
Brožík,
painter Václav Hanka,
philologist Václav Havel, last
President of Czechoslovakia...
- painters.
According to
Czech Radio, the most
famous Czech painters are Václav
Brožík,
Josef Čapek, František Kupka,
Josef Lada,
Josef Mánes,
Alphonse Mucha,...
- Jan Hus at the
Council of Constance, a
portrait by Václav
Brožík...
- Bozzacchi, (1853–1870),
ballerina Victor Brauner (1903–1966),
painter Václav
Brožík (1851–1901),
Czech painter Alfred-Arthur
Brunel de
Neuville (1852–1941)...
-
Labour Party.
These were Ján Bečko,
Rudolf Bechyně,
Ferdinand Benda,
Karel Brožík, Ivan Dérer, František Dlouhý,
Josef Ešner, Antonín Hampl,
Jaroslav Hladký...
