House of the Black Madonna Prague

Cubist buildings - scanned photos from 1991, by architect adrian welch Key building in Prague Cubist architecture style House of the Black Madonna 1911-12 Architect: Josef Gocar; later changes by V. Kubík Location: Celetna Street / Ovocny Trh This Cubist building takes its name form the black Madonna located high up on it. Originally a department store Centre of Czech art & culture 1994-2002 Reopened 2003 as Museum of Czech Cubism - part of Prague National Gallery Facilities: Grand Café Orient + Kubista shop + Cubist spiral staircase Kubista shop Website: www.kubista.cz Prague Cubist architecture Other Prague Cubist architecture: Palac Adria, Jungmannovo namesti 1925 Rondocubist building Diamant house, Spalena 82 off Lazarska Architect: Kralicek Elisky Krasnohorske houses, Elisky Krasnohorske 10-14 1921 Architect: Otokar Novotny Tychonova 4-6, Hradcany Architect: Josef Gocar Cemetery gates, Dablice, northeast Prague Architect: Vlatislav Hofman Apartment block, Neklanova 98 Kovarovicova Villa, Libusina 49 Cubist Buildings, Rasinovo nabrezi 42, 47 + 71 Prague Architecture Prague Cubist architecture photographed whilst on a Scholarship awarded to study Expressionist architecture and Cubist architecture in Eastern Europe: Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary Prague Modernist architecture: More Czech architecture: Tugendhat Villa, Brno, not far from Prague to the south: Hotel Josef Prague - Eva Jiricna Architects Hotel Josef Prague - image from Eva Jiricna Architects