3/2024

Articles

Lidia Głuchowska

Cubist Idioms and Reinventions: Decentred Microhistories from Central Europe

pp. 199–211

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Eleaonor Moseman

The Social Scope of Bohumil Kubišta’s Cubism in Habsburg Prague

pp. 212–222

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Lidia Głuchowska

The Multifaced Image of the Polish Idiom(s) of Cubism and Links of the ‘Poznań Expressionists’ to the Czech Artistic Scene

pp. 223–243

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Małgorzata Geron

Reception of Cubism in the Artistic and Theoretical Achievements of the Formiści Group (1917–1922)

pp. 244–254

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Gergely Barki

Known and Unknown Hungarians: Early Hungarian Cubist Idioms

pp. 255–268

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Aleksander Bassin – Lidia Głuchowska

Cubist Idioms Hidden within the Discourses on Modernism and the Avant-Garde in Slovenia

pp. 269–282

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Caroline Goldberg Igra

Framing the Shtetl: The Manifestation of a Cubist Style in the Work of Early Modernist Central-East European Jewish artists

pp. 283–294

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Reviews

Filip Facincani

Dalibor Prix (ed.), Středověké venkovské kostely východních Čech I. Archidiakonát hradecký do roku 1378 / Jaroslav Skopec (ed.) Středověké venkovské kostely okresu Louny

pp. 295–299

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Tomáš Kolich

Petra Kolářová, V kroužcích dýmu

pp. 299–302

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Emma Hanzlíková

Markéta Hánová – Yuka Kadoi – Simone Wille (edd.), Collecting Asian Art

pp. 303–306

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Veronika Košnárová

Tomáš Hylmar (ed.), Ladislav Zívr: Deníky 1945–1952

pp. 306–309

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Annotations

pp. 310–313

Česká resumé / English summaries

pp. 314–320