Building on the long-standing family tradition of patronage, the Kolowrat-Krakowský family today continues to support culture and education. This was the also the spirit behind the collaboration with the National Film Museum, NaFilM.
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The Prague Sun is the name of the most valuable Czech baroque sunbeam monstrance, made of pure gold and thousands of diamonds, and a part of the Loreto treasure. The diamond monstrance was made to order for the Prague Loreto at the instigation of Ludmila Eva Frantiska Countess Krakowska of Kolowrat, née Hiserl of Chodov, fifth wife of the highest governor and provincial judge, Count Vilem Albrecht I.
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František Antonín II. Count Kolowrat-Liebsteinský (1778–1861) is rightfully considered to have been one of the most important personalities in Czech history, influencing political, economic and cultural events in Austria-Hungary. He achieved fame through his support of the national revival movement, patronage activities and entrepreneurial spirit.
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This year marks 260 years since the birth of Count Alois Joseph (175–1833), the most important ecclesiastical representative of the Kolowrat family.
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The Kodl Gallery organizes the 2nd yearly selling exhibition of the contemporary art entitled “Letní výtvarný salon Kodl Contemporary” (Summer Art Salon Kodl Contemporary). At the exhibition, refined pieces of art of the periods between hyperrealism and abstraction are presented and a part of the proceeds from the sale will be granted to the Kolowrátek Endowment.
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On Saturday, 16th June 2018, the 18th international old-timer parade of Saša Kolowrat was organized in Přimda. The event takes place annually to honour the automobile and motorcycle racer, aviator, film producer, cinematographer, director, and a leader of the Austrian filmmaking Alexander Joseph Count Krakowský of Kolowrat.
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This spring, let us remember a great and prominent personage of the Kolowrat family, Count Frantisek Karel I. The month of May this year marks almost 400 years from the birth of this important politician, diplomat and patron. He also passed away in the same month, just short of the age of 80.
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In its February issue, ESENCE, the exclusive magazine of the weekly Euro, published an interview with Mrs. JUDr. Dominika Kolowrat-Krakowská as part of an article entitled Portrait of a Lady.
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The Kolowrat-Krakowsky family is pleased to announce our acceptance of an offer to work together with the Swedish Embassy, DAMU, Scénologická společnost, z.s. and the director Štěpán Pácl to celebrate the 100th birthday of Ingmar Bergman.
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The interactive exhibition NaFilm 2: In Motion, which is the second part of the future Film Museum has already been seen by over 15 000 visitors. Due to its great popularity, the exhibition has been extended until the end of March 2018.
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On Wednesday, 6 December 2017, the Kolowrátek Endowment Fund prepared an extensive, all-day program for children from the Tachov Children’s Home, of which it has been a long-time supporter. A video of the entire event is available.
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As long-time sponsor of the Tachov Children’s Home, the Kolowrátek Endowment Fund this year once again provided traditional St. Nicholas Day gifts for the children. An extensive, all-day program was prepared for the large excursions on Wednesday, 6 December 2017.
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On Thursday, November 2, 2017, after a successful modernization of the interior, Douglas perfumery held a grand reopening of their shop on Na Příkopě, in the beautiful spaces of the New Kolowrat Palace.
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October 15, 2017 was the final day of the sale exhibition of contemporary art at the Kodl Gallery – Summer Art Salon – Kodl Contemporary, which presented works by artists of the middle and young generation.
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On October 12, 2017, the grand opening of Daily Fitness, the largest state-of-the-art fitness facility in the center of Prague took place. The facility is built into the beautiful and atypical spaces of the New Kolowrat Palace. The gala event was attended by JUDr. Dominika Kolowrat-Krakowská along with other guests.
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