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1	The Sculptures of the Chateau of Marly during the Reign of Louis XIV / Rosasco, Betsy. January 1986 (has links) Texte remanié de: Th. Ph. D.--New York--New York university, 1980. / Bibliogr. p. 597-637.
2	Kamenosochařská a řezbářská díla Jana Karla Hammera ve středních a jižních Čechách / Jan Karel Hammer's Stone Sculptural and Woodcarving Work in Central and South Bohemia Šiková, Terezie January 2012 (has links) The aim of this thesis is to record and evaluate from art-historical point of view the stone sculptural and woodcarving work of Jan Karel Hammer, whose activity was documented between the years 1737 and 1757 on the border of central and southern Bohemia. The topic of thesis was chosen due to the fact, that this interesting artist has not yet been introduced to the professional public. Automatic attribution of all sculptural and woodcarving work in the area around Čimelice, where Jan Karel Hammer spent the last two decade of his life, to his hand together with a sharp increase of works, that are assumed to belong to him, led to the need for critical review. With the exceptions of Hammer's works the information was drawn from topografical, historical and regional literature and from archival sources. Because of the literary character and limited number of sources the main emphasis was placed on formal analysis. The examined material was divided into several cathegories, as can be seen in the structure of final catalogue. Thanks to detailed knowledge of works it was possible to identify author's distinctive style, which can be detected also in the workshop production, and all specifics of his work. Attention focused on the sources of inspiration and style orientation took us to the Prague art center...
3	Zahrada zámku v Dobříši a její výzdoba / Garden of Dobříš castle and her decoration Kocurová, Pavla January 2017 (has links) My work will aim to castle garden in Dobříš, her decoration and history. Bigger attention will be given to person of sculpturer Ignác František Platzer, which workshop did the sculpture decoration in the garden.
4	České barokní umění - Hospital Kuks / Czech Baroque Art-The Hospital Kuks MĚŠŤANOVÁ, Šárka January 2013 (has links) The diploma thesis deals with lives and masterpieces of the most important baroque artists and architectures. There are also descriptions of their works. The practical part of the thesis deals with the Kuks' area, the hospitál and spa, its historical, artistic and practical value. Lives of patients and nurses are also mentioned as well as the present-day situation of the Kuks' area and nearby Christian crib. There is a reference to F. A. Špork. He was an important man of that time who supported artists and gave an order for the project of Kuks' area.
5	Bernini's Cornaro Chapel: Visualizing Mysticism in the Age of Reformation Ladd, Adam J. 02 August 2012 (has links) No description available. Aesthetics Art Criticism Art History Fine Arts Gender Studies History Performing Arts Religious History Theater History Theology Bernini Counter-Reformation Teresa of Avila Teresa de Jesus Baroque Baroque sculpture play-within-a-play theatrum mundi Federico Cornaro
6	Barokní sochařská dílna Ondřeje Filipa a Jana Antonína Quitainerových / Baroque sculpture workshop of Andreas Philipp and Johann Anton Quitteiner Hořák, Martin January 2019 (has links) The Quitteiner family sculpture workshop operated in Prague from the turn of the 18th century to the year 1765. The span of its existence is delimited on one side by the arrival of its founder, Andreas Philipp Quitteiner (1679-1729), from Frýdlant in northern Bohemia, and on the other side by the death of the upholder of the family tradition, Johann Anton Quitteiner (1709-1765). During the lifetime of Quitteiner Senior the workshop built its reputation as the leading Prague- based sculpture studio. A. F. Quitteiner strengthened his position while working in the Württemberg region in 1709-1712, and then in 1713 and 1714, when he participated together with other Prague artists in decorating the palace residence at Ludwigsburg. After his return to Prague the elder Quitteiner won recognition alongside the most prominent figures of Czech Baroque sculpture F. M. Brokoff and M. B. Braun, and created his best works, including four statues on the side altars of the Holy Family and Saint John of Nepomuk in Saint Thomas's church in Prague's Lesser Quarter. Quitteiner's son Johann Anton learnt his craft in the family workshop which he took over after his father's death. The starting point for his work was the realistic style of his father. He built on this foundation, however, adding to it elements of...

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