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Soft cover. Condizione: Fair. 183, [1] pp. ; 4 pp. ; "4000 výt./ Vyd. Oblastní galerie v Liberci./ Prehl. lit./ Nekteré fot. barev./ Obálka: Vladimír Sobolevic ; [Uv. texty:] Vladimír Ruda, Nada Reháková ; [Soubez. preklad textu do] rus. Ctirad Kucera, [do] nem. Karel Steiner ; Fot." ; OCLC: 42167505 ; text in Czech, Russian and German ; disbound in thick, color illustrated paper wrappers ; flimsy binding has given way, but text is whole ; very scarce collection of some very fine paintings reproduced primarily in black and white, with a few in color, of Czech and Slovakian artists; the gallery exhibition included works by: Jiri Balcar, Jan Bauch, Andrej Belocvetov, Vincenc Benes, Vlastimil Benes, Martin Benka, Alexander ?Beran, Karel Bohacek, Vaclav Bostik, Cyril Boud a, Miroslav Brotanek, Josef Broz, Oto Bubenicek, Josef ?Capek, Karel Cerny, Alen Divis, Bedrich Dlouhy, Bohumir Dvorsky, Frantisek Dvorak, Emanuel Famira, ?Bedrich Feigl, Emil Filla, Alois Fisarek, Frantisek Foltyn, Frantisek Gross, Jaroslav Grus, Vac lav Hejna, ?Cestmir Hlavinka, Jaromir Hlavsa, Jaroslav Hnevkovsky, Adolf Hoffmeister, Debrich Hoffstadter, Karel ?Holan, Oldrich Holub, Miroslav Holy, Jiri Hornik, Jaroslav Horanek, Antonin Hudecek, Frantisek Hudecek, ?josef Hysek, Josef Istler, Ota Janecek, Frantisek Janousek, Jaromir Jindra, Rudolf Jindrich, Josef Jira, ?Milos Jiranek, Frantisek Jiroudek, Ludmila Jirincova, Jiri John, Alfred Justitz, josef Kaderabek, Jan Kalous, ?Ladislav Karousek, Jiri Kars (Karpeles), Frantisek Kavan, Oldrich Kerhart, Jaroslav Klapste, Jan Kojan, ?Jaroslav Koliha, Oldrich Konicek, Bodhan Kopecky, Pravoslav Kotik, Vladimir Komarek, Vaclav ?Kreisenger, Jiri Krejci, Rudolf Kremlicka, Ludvik Kuba, Otakar Kubin (Othon Coubine), Bohumil Kubista, ?Otakar Lebeda, Kamil Lhotak, Josef Liesler, Cyprian Majernik, Josef Maticka, Dalibor Matous, Ota ?Matousek, Mikulas Medek, Josef mertlik, Eduard Milen, Zdenek Mlcoch, Frantisek Viktor Mokry, Alois ?Moravec, Grigorij Musatov, Frantisek Muzika, Josef Nastoupil (Carlo Na ston), Otakar Nejedly, Vaclav ?Vojtech Novak, Willi (Vilem) Nowak, Jiri Novotny, Oldrich Oplt, Arnost Paderlik, Jaroslav Paur, Vaclav ?Pavlik, Josef Peca, Antonin Pelc, Jaroslava Pesicova, Radomil Pilar, Bedrich Piskac, Theodor Pistek, Emil ?Artur Pittermann-Longen, Vilem Plocek, Stanislav Podhrazsky, Jaroslav Pokorny, Vaclac Pokorny, etc etc; creases and wear to paper dustjacket ; scarce ; FAIR. Book. …

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Once Upon a Time at BarrandovWhat was it like to create films under constant political pressure Once Upon a Time at Barrandov offers a firsthand biographical account of life inside Prague's legendary Barrandov Film Studios during one of the most turbulent periods in Czechoslovak history. Set in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the book follows the daily routines, professional challenges, and creative constraints faced by those working in the film industry as the Prague Spring, Soviet invasion, and political 'normalization' reshaped cultural life.Through dated entries and detailed observations, the narrative captures the realities of filmmaking under censorship, where artistic ambition collided with ideology and survival often depended on discretion, adaptability, and quiet perseverance. The book provides rare insight into the inner workings of Barrandov Studios while grounding its story in real historical events that defined Cold War era Central Europe.Blending film history with biographical nonfiction, Once Upon a Time at Barrandov will appeal to readers interested in European cinema, Cold War history, and true accounts of creative life under authoritarian rule.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Once Upon a Time at BarrandovWhat was it like to create films under constant political pressure?Once Upon a Time at Barrandov offers a firsthand biographical account of life inside Prague's legendary Barrandov Film Studios during one of the most turbulent periods in Czechoslovak history. Set in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the book follows the daily routines, professional challenges, and creative constraints faced by those working in the film industry as the Prague Spring, Soviet invasion, and political "normalization" reshaped cultural life.Through dated entries and detailed observations, the narrative captures the realities of filmmaking under censorship, where artistic ambition collided with ideology and survival often depended on discretion, adaptability, and quiet perseverance. The book provides rare insight into the inner workings of Barrandov Studios while grounding its story in real historical events that defined Cold War era Central Europe.Blending film history with biographical nonfiction, Once Upon a Time at Barrandov will appeal to readers interested in European cinema, Cold War history, and true accounts of creative life under authoritarian rule. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Once Upon a Time at Barrandov | Ota Dvorský | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Hillshire Media | EAN 9781971324081 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.