What links to “Antonín Wiehl”
- Antonín Balšánek Person
The main building of the Prague City Museum was originally to be designed by the architect Antonín Wiehl, who gave up the task. The design of the Neo-Renaissance building was then prepared by Balšánek. …
- Jubilejní zemská výstava Event
The basis of the exhibition grounds was a site plan by Bedřich Münzberger and Antonín Wiehl, which was adjusted continually during preparations. The centre of the grounds was the Industrial Palace. …
- Ladislav Šaloun Person
… building was drawn up by the architect Antonín Balšánek, who followed up on an earlier commission given to Antonín Wiehl.
- New Town Hall Place
After 1900 a reconstruction to the original Renaissance appearance was carried out under Antonín Wiehl and Kamil Hilbert, completed in 1903–1905. During repairs in 1905, surviving remains of the original …
- Prague City Museum Organisation
… archaeologist Břetislav Jelínek. The Neo-Renaissance main building was designed by Antonín Balšánek after Antonín Wiehl withdrew from the project. It was built in 1896–1898 and opened to the public in 1900. The relief on the …
- Vyšehrad Place
… than six hundred notable figures are buried. The common tomb Slavín was built in 1889-1893 by the architect Antonín Wiehl and the sculptor Josef Mauder, largely from a donation by the mayor of Smíchov, Petr Matěj Fischer. The …
- Výstaviště Praha Place
… had already opened on 15 March 1891. The site plan of the exhibition was drawn up by Bedřich Münzberger and Antonín Wiehl, and F. Buldra, J. Stibral and J. Vejrych also took part in the designs. The arc-lamp lighting was provided …