Olomouc Picture Gallery IV
25/2 – 25/9/2016
OLOMOUC ARCHDIOCESAN MUSEUM | GALLERY
For the fourth and last time we will make good use of the long-term research into collections of paintings in Olomouc. Following successful exhibitions of Italian, Dutch, and Central European paintings, we will focus on 19th century painters. The set constitutes the largest part of the ancient art collections of Olomouc. As with the previous picture galleries, the paintings are primarily from the Olomouc Archbishopric’s collections, the museum’s ancient art collection, and a distinguished private collection that has been stored in the Olomouc Museum of Art.
You will see a representative selection of the most prominent works by not only Czech, Moravian, German and Austrian painters, but also French, Italian, and Spanish. To name a few Czech painters: Václav Brožík, Vojtěch Hynais, Antonín Chittussi, Julius Mařák, Antonín Slavíček, Antonín Hudeček, Luděk Marolda, and Alfons Mucha. The range of themes is also very rich: landscapes, vedute, still life, biblical, mythological, historical, genre scenes, portraits, and allegories.
We will issue a scholarly exhibition catalogue.
St. Cecilia playing the organ, [around 1820]
The Sea, (1850s)
Still Life with camellias and hyacinths, 1847
Harvest, 1849
Lower Krimml Falls, 1855
The Toilet, [1860s (?) or later]
Death of St Irene, 1873
Triumphal Arrival of Charles V in Antwerp, (around 1878)
Birch Wood, 1879
Spring Idyll (Woman with a basket of grass), 1883
Cottage under the hill, (3rd quarter of the 19th century)
Mountain Village, (1870s?)
Grannies memories, 1893
Rural Landscape, (1897-1905)
Caught a forest nymphs (Water nymphs), [before 1901]
Patrol’s Catch (Morning in the Street), [1902]
In the monastery garden (Singing children with a nun), 1905
