Jan Zrzavý (1890–1977) was a Czech painter and one of the most distinctive figures of Czech modern art. His work is characterised by symbolism, Art Nouveau influences, and a unique colour palette, with recurring themes of landscapes, still lifes, and religious subjects. He was a founding member of the artists' group Tvrdošíjní.
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A permanent collection exhibition at the National Gallery Prague presenting 323 Czech artworks from 1939 to the present, exploring art as historical testimony across a transformative era.
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A permanent exhibition in the Wortner House showcasing the Alšova jihočeská galerie collection, spanning medieval art through modern avant-garde to contemporary works.
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A new permanent gallery showcases more than thirty works by Jan Zrzavý from the National Gallery Prague in fully renovated spaces at Telč Castle, featuring self-portraits, biblical themes, and the famous Cleopatra II.