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1. MARIAN VÁROSS – TRESTUHODNE ZABUDNUTÁ OSOBNOSŤ EURÓPSKEHO RANGU.

Author

CABADAJ, PETER

Subjects
*ART history, *ART theory, *NATIONAL museums, *TWENTIETH century, *LONELINESS, *DIARY (Literary form)
Abstract

The paper explores the life and work of a less known Slovak personality – Marian Váross – who can be considered one of the leading figures of the modern academic scene in the second half of the twentieth century. As one of the best educated Slovaks of his time, he also delved into literature and fine arts. He wrote many monographs, articles and essays from various academic fields. He also worked in the State Psycho-technical Institute, was an editor in the daily newspaper Národná obroda and initiated the foundation of the Institute of the Theory and History of Art, which he was subsequently forced to leave for political reasons. He later worked in the Slovak National Gallery. Váross described his own difficult fate in diary entries which were published in the book Loneliness Day after Day (Deň za dňom samota) in 2016. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024

2. Sakrální architektura 16. a 17. století na Moravě Mezi historismem, modernismem a anachronismem.

Author

JAKUBEC, Ondřej

Subjects
ART history, MODERN architecture, HISTORICITY, MODERNITY, RENAISSANCE, SEVENTEENTH century, SIXTEENTH century
Abstract

The study provides a new analytical model for interpreting early modern sacral architecture. The example of selected buildings from Moravia at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries shows the possibilities of applying the „anachronistic model", an alternative to linearly defined autonomist art history, especially in the case of Renaissance studies. In contrast, the buildings under study present themselves as objects with a specifically heterogeneous temporal identity that simultaneously applies the principles of historicity and modernity to the buildings in question. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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