MORAVA V BAROKU A EVROPSKÁ MĚSTA UMĚNÍ
MORAVIA IN THE BAROQUE AND THE EUROPEAN CITIES OF ART

Summary/Abstract: The European civilization of the cities, grown in the classical tradition during the middle ages, has developed in some parts of the Europe into the system, where the cities has remained the only firm civilization structure, where the arts and especially the painting only could flourish and could create the real components of the style. The painting depends as one of the most fragile art products especially upon the existence of the cities. The natural network of painters’ workshops in the city remained the important frame of the real stylistic connections and the creation of what we have used to call the style. The real community of painters in any important European center of painting during the 16th to 18th century has became international. And so the stylistic profile of the painting in the city has been formed as a result of all these foreign entries of the style. This is the case of Venice, Rome and Paris, but also it is the case of Prague in Bohemia and of Brno, Olomouc and Opava in Moravia.

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