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100 Years of Czech Design: The 100th Anniversary of Japan — Czech Republic Relations
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About the Exhibition
This is the first comprehensive exhibition to be held in Japan of Czech design of the past one hundred or so years from Alphonse Mucha, a standard-bearer for Art Nouveau, to the present. It is composed of eight chapters of furniture, tableware, book designs, posters, etc. by major Czech designers and other articles for daily use and two chapters of toys and original pictures of animations and traces the history of Czech design through more than 220 works.
Information
- Venue
- HAYAMA, Galleries 2 and 3
- Period
- July 31 ‒ September 22, 2020
- Closed
- Mondays (except for August 10, September 21)
- Opening hours
- 9:30‒17:00 (Last admission at 16:30)
- Admissions
- Adults: 1200 yen
Under 20 or Students: 1050 yen
65 and over: 600 yen
High School Students: 100 yen
Junior High School Students and under 16: Free
* Tickets of the exhibition "100 Years of Czech Design" also entitle to entry "Museum Collection" on the day of purchase. * A person with disabilities and one accompanying caretaker are admitted free of charge upon presenting Disabled Person's Handbook or an equivalent government-issued identification. * "Family Communication Day" offers a discount for all group (except those 65 or over) accompanying children under 18 on the first Sunday of every month. * For more infomation, see Concessions & Free Admission.
- Organized by The Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura & Hayama and The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague.
- Patronized by The Embassy of the Czech Republic and Czech Centre Tokyo
- Sponsored by Lufthansa Cargo AG
- Planned and Coordinated by I.D.F. Inc.
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Works
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Jaroslav Ježek
Royal Dux
Set of bowls, c.1958
Collection of The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague -
Alfons Mucha
Gismonda, 1894
Collection of The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague -
Otakar Ondráček
Bookbinding, 1925
Collection of The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague -
Pavel Janák
Crystal-shaped box, 1911
Collection of The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague -
Lamp, 1940s
Collection of The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague -
Maxim Velčovský
Vase, Waterproof, 2001
Collection of The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague -
Minka Podhajská
Hořické hračkářské družstvo
St. Nicholas, 1908
Collection of The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague -
Ladislav Sutnar
Sklárny Kavalier
Tea set, 1931
Collection of The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague -
Jan Šrámek, Zbyněk Hřivnáč, Jan Bočank
Světová literatura č. 6, 1969
Collection of The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague -
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Jaroslav Ježek
Závod Lesov
Kettle, Coffee set, DAGMAR, 1960
Collection of The Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague -
Libuše Niklová, Fatra,
(from left to right)
Accordion Lion, 1964, Private collection
Accordion Cat, 1963, Private collection
Accordion Fox, 1964, Private collection
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