Zprávy památkové péče, 2017 (vol. 77), Příloha

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Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha)  

Archaeological survey of the Lipany 1434 battlefield and its contribution to the recognition of a significant historical event. First stage of research

Jan Biederman, Petr Čornej, Lenka Militká, Zdeněk Šámal

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):1-10  

The main objective of the project, focused on a survey of the Lipany battlefield, is to clarify the localization of the area of this famous battle in Czech history, as well as to secure active archaeological heritage care for a potentially endangered site. The site has long been an attractive place for illegal visits by those using metal detectors. The aim is to document movable archaeological findings that are threatened by removal from their context without expert documentation. The basic pillar of the project is field identification and documentation of the battlefield area using standard and new methods of documentation. The primary purpose of...

Repository of the Jesuit Pharmacy in Telč: outline of the art-historical context

Anna Hamrlová

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):11-18  

The history of the Jesuit Pharmacy in Telč dates back to the 17th century; the first mention is from 1657, shortly after the foundation of the Jesuit College in the town. The pharmacy was part of the college until the abolition of the Jesuit Order, after which it was bought by the last pharmacist Ignác Lyr and moved to house No. 39 on the Telč main square. The original preserved equipment includes three pharmacies which can be dated to the second half of the 17th century to the beginning of the 18th century. The dynamic concavely-curved shape of the cabinet is divided by a series of drawers with painted faces according to the fashion of the period....

Jubilee Park in Znojmo - preparation of renovation for the 100th anniversary of the Republic

Roman Zámečník

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):19-27  

The Jubilee Park in Znojmo is an example of a public space generously founded on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Czechoslovak Republic in 1928. The aim of the city is to open the renovated park on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the nation in 2018. The historical significance of this cultural monument is the most fundamental among the surveys conducted.The article deals with the history of the park and its current condition. It uses analyses of historical sources to focus in detail on its historical (original) composition in connection with the preparation for its renovation. Recommendations are made for the renovation to be...

Olomouc marksmen in the 16th to 18th centuries and NHI collection funds

Roman Gronský

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):28-36  

The article deals with the history of firearms in the 16th to 18th centuries in Olomouc, specifically from the Reimer family. A brief historical overview is supplemented by a catalog of selected specimens from the collections of state castles and chateaus in Bohemia and Moravia.

Summary of the findings from comprehensive research of the genealogical family tree of Count Leopold of Klenová and Janovice from the mobiliary fund of the Kozel Castle

Tomáš Štumbauer

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):37-46  

In 2016, the heritage procedure gained certification from the Ministry of Culture for the systematic unified processing of the method of complex research and advanced inventory for artifacts of a genealogical and heraldic character in the mobiliary funds of state heritage monuments. This article provides a summary of the research findings of a particular genealogical artifact from West Bohemia (the family tree of the Count of Klenová and Janovice from the mobiliary fund of the Kozel State Castle), which verified the practical use of the process and is a continuation of the intended series of published reports on its application in applied research...

Countess Gabriela Pallavicini and her influence on the interior of Jemnice Castle

Lucie Bláhová, Jana Petrová

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):47-54  

Countess Gabriela Pallavicini, née Fürstenberg, was very likely the initiator of the reconstructions to the interior of the castle in Jemnice in the modern style of the second Rococo. The article attempts to identify and describe more closely some of the objects that come from the Jemnice Castle and were associated with the Countess. An inventory dating back to 1875 was used to identify art objects from Jemnice Castle related to Gabriela and identified some items currently located in the Jemnice collection at the castles in Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou and Náměšť nad Oslavou. Detailed information about the items will help when determining their use in exhibitions...

Count Gabriel Gudenus and his photographic legacy

Zuzana Macurová, Zdeňka Míchalová

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):55-62  

Count Gabriel Gudenus (1853-1915) was a member of a Lower Austrian aristocratic family who in the second half of the 19th century owned farm estates in the Vysočina area, where their most important farm was Moravec. Gabriel Gudenus spent most of his life there together with his wife Aloisie, née von Teuber, who was a member of a major industrial family in Brno. From 1885, Gudenus consistently devoted himself to his photographic passions, from which a very extensive collection has been preserved. Altogether, some 1,300 photographs and about 900 glass negatives are known of, mostly stored at the castle in Lysice. An interesting remnant on the activities...

The Leopold II Berchtold family on the road

Lucie Pešlová, Veronika Syslová

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):63-73  

Travel was the lifestyle not only of the Leopold Berchtold family (1863-1942), but of the higher social strata in general. Leopold Berchtold, like his wife Ferdinandine (Nandine) (1868-1955), grew up in an environment full of change and movement and in the environment of several homes. Life on the move was natural to them, and they raised their three sons Alois (Louise), Adalbert (Bélu) and Zikmund (Zsigu) in a similar manner. Leopold Berchtold worked in the diplomatic services from 1893, first in Paris, then in London and later in St. Petersburg. At the height of his career he served as foreign minister for Austria-Hungary from 1912 to 1915. He then...

Julius Scheurer and Opočno

Matouš Jirák, Milan Junek

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):74-81  

This article focuses on the results of Julius Ernst Scheurer's research work at Opočno Castle, especially on his unique illustrated card file of the armory.The Colloredo-Mannsfeld collection of weapons and armor stored at the Opočno State Castle is one of the most important sets of its kind in the Czech Republic. This collection of artifacts likely originated initially during the 19th century with weapons and hunting equipment used for local hunts. Its most dynamic development is associated with Josef Colloredo-Mannsfeld (1866-1957), who established two halls of the northern wing for the collection during the reconstruction of the Opočno Castle...

Between theory and practice: František Horčička and Opočno

Matouš Jirák

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):82-90  

The article deals with the work of the painter, restorer, and manager of Colloredo-Mannsfeld's picture collections, František Horčička (1776-1856). He was the author of the first inventory of the picture collection, later focused on the paintings and exhibitions of the Opočno Castle. Some of the previous Baroque inventories, mainly purpose-created, are also named. Horčička's inventory from 1829 became the basis for further catalogs, including the current CastIS database. In Opočno, however, three portraits have been preserved which can be attributed to Horčička's authorship on the basis of their stylistic and historical context. Horčička actively intervened...

Josef Colloredo-Mannsfeld, collector and bibliophile

Anežka Hůlková, Matouš Jirák

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):91-100  

The article focuses on the collector and bibliophilic activities of Josef Colloredo-Mannsfeld (1866-1957). The first part is devoted to extra-European hunting and ethnographic collections while the second part deals with the historical library.The hunting and ethnographic collections form a specific component of the mobiliary of the State Castle in Opočno. These are collections of African and American origin that Josef Colloredo-Mannsfeld brought from his overseas journeys between 1901 and 1906. The main objective of his African and American trips was most likely wildlife hunting. Collecting as such was probably the result of his enchantment of...

"Kastenbrust" from the armory of the Frýdlant State Castle

Stanislav Hrbatý

Zprávy památkové péče 2017, 77(Příloha):101-105  

This article is about a unique kind of armor, known as "kastenbrust", from the middle of the 15th century and which is known mainly from pictures on paintings or sculptures. According to the author, there are only five preserved specimens currently preserved in public collections: in Glasgow, New York, Berlin, Vienna, and the latest is a newly discovered breast plate from the Frýdlant State Castle in Bohemia. It is most likely the production of Tyrolean workshops from Innsbruck or Müllau.