"First letter "postcards Vaclav Brožík.
The 160th anniversary of the artist's birth Tremosna prepared city, this year celebrating the 830th anniversary of its foundation anniversary and Brožík, painter Václav Brožík Company headed by Chair Bozena Bumbálková and SCF - Pilsen club philatelists 03-13 in the exhibition hall Vaclav Brožík opening Brožíkových drawings, postcards gala performance and a rich cultural program of music school students in Třemošná. All of the Teachers' Day March 28 and the 7th European Day of learning April, in the press and regional television. In the exhibition hall and the surrounding areas gathered 200 people from Třemošná, Pilsen, Pilsen from distant parts of the CR. They heard introductory presentations by the Union of Czech philately, from which we.
"Six months ago, in September 2010, organized by the Municipal Authority and the Museum of Northern Plasy Pilsen in Kralovice - Marian Týnice professional conference in honor of native Plasy, architect Antonín Wiehl, and other regional personalities Northern Pilsen, some of which have been recalled including the postage stamps. This conference gave rise to extensive proceedings with many illustrations. In addition to lectures Antonin Wiehl mentioned sculptor Vaclav Nebřezin left of the family monks of Plasy Strettiů painters, born Ladislav Třemošenský George - painter, graphic artist and engraver of Czechoslovak stamps and banknotes, and of course another personality Northern Pilsen - Vaclav Brozik, 'painter of historical scenes, portraits and landscapes', as he was writing in a publication and trademark of Art in 1978.
Vaclav Brozik Třemošná was born, studied and worked at the Academy in Prague, Dresden and Munich, and since 1876 in Paris until his death in 1901. He belonged to the generation of the National Theatre in the royal box are his paintings of the period of Three Countries Czech - One of them is a symbol of Prague and was pictured on the MS. mark in 1983. Brožík picture Constance Hus before the council is located at Prague's Old Town Hall. More Brožíkova work found a place on our postage stamps: a portrait of Jan Amos Comenius on a stamp from 40 cents in 1935, violinist Franz Ondříček portrait on a stamp from 1974, Shepherdess and geese on the sign of the Czech Republic in 2001.
Today, however, the city and society painter Tremosna Vaclav Brožík recall postcards, which is the first time printed portrait of Vaclav Brožík the mark with the letter 'A' for the national postal service. On the left, postcards arranged by Pavel Sivka depicted U.S. postage stamp worth 5 cents in image reproduction Columbus requests assistance by the English Queen Isabella. It is one of a series of 16 stamps in honor of the 400th U.S. anniversary of Christopher Columbus discovered America in 1492 On that occasion, in Chicago from May to October 1893 kolumbovská World's Fair was held. Nowhere, even in the Scott stamp catalog without indicating the author of the picture. He was, according to signatures detected until much later. And at our stamp described in detail in the newsletter Miroslav Anger Fine Arts Section of the Czech Society Thematic SCF. Where, however, is a picture now? It was another mystery. It was not any in our gallery. The explanation of this enigma is credited with 03-13 member club of philatelists in Pilsen Lukes Emanuel, also a member of the Company Vaclav Brožík. Brought to photographic evidence, the picture is far beyond the Atlantic Ocean, in the Canadian province of Quebec, in a small town on the river La Malbale St. Lawrence, one of the halls of the Fairmont Hotel. There is this big screen enjoyed admiration and interest of our guests and visitors. To put it in a nutshell: Třemošná and from Paris to the ocean. This is the message of this impressive postcards of the Czech Post, which is world famous thanks to Czech painter Vaclav Brozik. His work does not like the first Czech artists already end of the 19 century, in 1893, received a great honor, that his work was immortalized on U.S. stamp. It is Brožík primate and great success of Czech art. It is gratifying that with the Czech Post this rumor may spread further into the world of free postcards. Wish her a good trip! "
Lumir Brendl President of the Union of Czech philately
