Historical Paintings of the Slavic Nations
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Crane, our present minister to China. Possessing a remarkable insight into the ethnic characteristics of the Slavic races, and deeply interested in their history and ultimate political destiny, Mr. Crane has sup- ported the plan from its inception, feeling sure that this pictorial epic of the Slavs would find place in one of the great Slavic capitals.
Of the projected series of twenty subjects eleven have thus far been completed, and recently Mr. Crane and the artist decided to offer the painti...ngs to the Czecho-Slovak people if they would guarantee to install them under conditions befitting their merit and importance. The suggestion was received with enthusiasm, the out- come being a pledge from the Czech government to erect a public building in Prague, the walls of which will eventually be decorated with Mucha's Epic of Slavia.
The presence in our midst of the artist, who is well known in America, adds particular interest to the current exhibition of five of these imposing mural compositions, which so graphically depict the determination of the Slavic peoples to cast off the yoke of the oppressor, whether temporal or spiritual, and achieve a more definite measure of race consciousness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crane, our present minister to China. Possessing a remarkable insight into the ethnic characteristics of the Slavic races, and deeply interested in their history and ultimate political destiny, Mr. Crane has sup- ported the plan from its inception, feeling sure that this pictorial epic of the Slavs would find place in one of the great Slavic capitals.
Of the projected series of twenty subjects eleven have thus far been completed, and recently Mr. Crane and the artist decided to offer the painti...ngs to the Czecho-Slovak people if they would guarantee to install them under conditions befitting their merit and importance. The suggestion was received with enthusiasm, the out- come being a pledge from the Czech government to erect a public building in Prague, the walls of which will eventually be decorated with Mucha's Epic of Slavia.
The presence in our midst of the artist, who is well known in America, adds particular interest to the current exhibition of five of these imposing mural compositions, which so graphically depict the determination of the Slavic peoples to cast off the yoke of the oppressor, whether temporal or spiritual, and achieve a more definite measure of race consciousness.
What to read after Historical Paintings of the Slavic Nations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alphonse Marie Mucha to read onlineMoreLess
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