Ruth Fraňková

Two rarely displayed Egon Schiele drawings are going on show at the National Gallery Prague, with Seated Woman with Bent Knees followed by Self-Portrait.

Scientists in Brno have developed a special bone glue that could one day help doctors treat even complicated fractures. The material is now being tested on sheep.

The annual LUSTR festival of illustration and comics has got under way at Prague’s Holešovice Market, bringing together more than a hundred Czech and international artists.

A remarkable apartment in Brno, preserved almost intact since the 1930s, has just opened to the public after several years of restoration. 

Albrecht Dürer’s The Rosary Feast, one of the National Gallery’s most important paintings, is set for its most extensive restoration in decades.

Researchers studying the medieval Záviš Cross found a second wooden relic of unknown origin inside and corrected the identification of some gemstones.

How did people record journeys 400 years ago, and how do illustrators do it today? An exhibition at Prague’s Letohrádek Hvězda brings the two together.

A rare Gospel of Saint Mark fragment has left Prague for the first time in almost 700 years, returning to Italy to be reunited with the manuscript’s surviving parts.

Valerie and Her Week of Wonders, Jaromil Jireš’s 1970 classic, has premiered in a newly restorated version at Venice. We spoke to Michal Bregant about the film.

Antonín Dvořák’s 185th birth anniversary is Tuesday. To mark it, the Antonín Dvořák Museum is displaying his rare autograph score of The Jacobin.