Exhibition on the pedestrian zone shows Stories of landscape and painters of Luhačovice

The exhibition on the pedestrian zone in Luhačovice presents the personalities of painters who came to Luhačovice at the beginning of the 20th century and were inspired by its landscape. Not only were many extraordinary canvases created in Luhačovice, but a number of stimulating and strong friendships developed, made possible by the social and cultural background of the spa environment.

In addition to the circumstances of the creation of the paintings of the Luhačovice alley, the forest interiors and views of the spa valley, the publication captures the thread of the painter Antonín Slavíček's relationship with the local miller family Janík and his friendship with Ladislav Janík, the correlation of Stanislav Lolk's drawings with the creation of Těsnohlídka's novel and subsequently Janáček's opera The Cunning Little Vixen, the fate of painter and poet František Pečinka, Jury Pacák, Otto Ottmar and many other stories.

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